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Australia's Outback Art The first art gallery in New South Wales was opened in Broken Hill in 1904 and the town has become a major centre for Australian artists. first art gallery nsw in broken hill • silverton a near-ghost town • international sculpture symposium • mootwingee national park aboriginal stone works • outback a place of extremes
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Woomera, South Australia, facts Holidaymakers and visitors can discover a history of nuclear tests, asylum seekers, rockets, alien experiments and space research in the Australian outback. woomera • south australia • desert • outback • australia
Aboriginal Critique Of Wolf Creek Why is the film "Wolf Creek" so scary? Is it because it unmasks the Jolly Swagman, revealing the true face of the outback hero, a myth concealing a history of horror? indigenous critique • indigenous film • aboriginal film • aboriginal critique • wolf creek
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