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25.01.2022 If John Wayne was alive he’d be making cowboy movies in Winton.

25.01.2022 In My Country by Joy Turner. Joy Turner was born at Bushy Park, and now lives in the Engawala Community. She comes from a family of artists and has been making art since she was a young woman. She learnt how to make dot paintings from her mother. She also creates wood carvings of animals and clapping sticks. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. Th...is project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

25.01.2022 How's this for a great review? If you haven't yet tuned into the Outback Way podcast, Ashley recommends it! If you are a listener, we'd love to hear from you! Leave us a rating and review in your favourite podcast app. ... #outbackway #outbackwaytrip #outbackwayadventurer #outbackwayphotos #outbackwaypodcast #australiantravelpodcast #travelpodcast #travelpodcaster #travelpodcastcommunity #travelpodcasts #aussiepodcast #australianpodcast #australianpodcasts See more

25.01.2022 On the latest #outbackwaypodcast Helen speaks with Tony McFadzean, the co-owner of Kings Creek Station and Erldunda Roadhouse, which is on the corner of the Stuart Highway and Lasseter Highway on the way into Uluru. Here's a snippet of Tony sharing about the different experiences and opportunities on offer to travellers at Erldunda, including the refresh and refuel facilities, camping and accommodation, swimming pool and tennis court, and the new sunset or starlight viewing p...latform. Find out more about Erldunda Roadhouse at https://www.erldundaroadhouse.com or on Facebook @ErldundaRoadhouse and Instagram @ErldundaRoadhouseNT Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players.

25.01.2022 Outback Way will be at the CAIRNS EXPO- site no. P139 Chat to Outback Jac at our site for all the information about the OUTBACK WAY.

25.01.2022 The Annual General Meeting for the OHDC incorporated association is on 18th September 2020. This is chance for board members and stakeholders to continue working towards the aims of the organisation. Due to COVID restrictions and border closures, this year the AGM will take place via a virtual meeting link. If you would like more information please contact [email protected]

25.01.2022 Pukurlpa Nyinara by Deandra Silvanna Ward. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Winter 2021. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

24.01.2022 Ruby Saltbush in the Central Desert by Elizabeth Dixon. Elizabeth grew up at Alcoota Station in the Northern Territory Central Desert region. When she was a teenager she moved to the Engawala Community with her family, where she still lives today. Elizabeth’s mother was her biggest influence in life, introducing her to painting at an early age. She developed a unique dot painting style using acrylic on canvas, often showing bush tucker scenes. Elizabeth also paints with acry...lic on wood, sometimes using mulga wood which is a native to the Central Desert area. She also makes native jewellery often using seeds from the bean tree. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

22.01.2022 A permit is required when travelling on roads through Aboriginal land such as the Great Central Road, Tjukaruru Road and most of the roads-tracks leading off the Outback Way between Laverton and Yulara. Ngaanyatjarra Land Council will issue permits for anyone wanting to travel on the Great Central IF you can transit from Yulara to Tjukayirla Roadhouse or vice versa with out stopping for fuel and food- please call 08 89501711. Central Land Council - transit are being issued...- you will need to sign a COVID Health declaration which is also on the webpage. https://www.clc.org.au/.../info/transit-permit-application The OHDC Inc also uses the data to indicate how many people are using the road- this is helpful for maintenance and seeking funds for upgrading. https://outbackway.org.au/plan-your-trip/permits/ See more

21.01.2022 NT Restrictions eased in NT and between NT & Qld. You have to wait 6minutes before the footage starts..

20.01.2022 Thinking about a trip on the Outback Way for your #HolidayHereThisYear? Helen was recently featured on the Adventures On The Road podcast sharing all about the Outback Way. In part 1, Helen and Shane discuss Laverton through to Yulara. ... In Part 2 they cover from Laverton in WA thru the Northern Territory to Winton in Qld. It's a great couple of episodes to give you an overview of the Outback Way, Australia's Longest Shortcut! Plus, The Adventures on The Road Podcast would make a great companion for your road trip! Find @adventuresontheroad in your favourite podcast app!

18.01.2022 Bush Tucker Seeds by Maria Ross. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Winter 2021. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

18.01.2022 TICKETS ON SALE NOW Tickets are now on sale for the WINTON 2021 Outback Festival! They've got a bumper program just for you from our signature Quilton Australian Dunny Derby to Outback Century Cycle Challenge, Outback Iron Man & Women and Sunset Charity Gala Dinner to Daily Outback Kids Fun and a swag full of Live Entertainment. ... So get ready to kick up your heels at Winton and secure your tickets now for five days of quintessential outback fun in Winton from 21st - 25th September. https://outbackfestival.us15.list-manage.com/track/click

18.01.2022 On the latest #outbackwaypodcast episode, Helen spoke with Tony McFadzean, one of the new co-owner of Kings Creek Station in the NT. What a fabulous pic of one of the glamping tents at @KingsCreekStation! One for the Outback Way itinerary, for sure. Hear more in the latest episode of the podcast, or read more here https://www.commercialrealestate.com.au//new-owners-of-ki/ Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players.

17.01.2022 We know many families are planning a road trip this holiday season. What's your favourite road trip game?

16.01.2022 Encouraging all industry - freight, mining, policy makers, logistics, trucking companies & policy makers to join us for The Outback Way Industry Briefing Webinar- Australia's Longest Shortcut. The Outback Way is being sealed from Coast to Coast- WA to Qld. Find out more about this infrastructure - 100km is being sealed this year. Friday 28th May or Tuesday 2nd June... Register at a time that suits you for today's webinar: Jun 2, 2021 09:30 AM Brisbane - Register https://lnkd.in/gHsn68V Jun 2, 2021 04:00 PM Brisbane Hosted by Helen Lewis GM. Register in advance for this meeting: https://lnkd.in/gnuq-Nm #freighttransportation #trucking #logistics #supplychain #freight #agbusiness #RoadsAustralia #Tourism #Transport #regionaldevelopment #infrastructure #auspol #National #rural #remotework

16.01.2022 Trip through the Desert by Amee Dennis. Concertina Book. Amee Dennis is a self-taught sustainable fibre artist, hand papermaker and designer. -- During December ‘18 & January ’19 I had the opportunity to spend 6 weeks in a studio/gallery in Bangalore, India. My original proposal to Asialink (the program I was funded though with the NT Government) was to build a body of work around my experience of going from the remote Australian outback to a hugely populated city and the co...ntrast of that. The more I thought about it, the more I realised that you can’t only look at the differences, you need to also what makes it similar or find a way to truly connect to your new place in order to see what’s really there. This concertina book came from trying to constantly explain the place I come from - the true red heart of Australia - the place where you have to constantly watch your feet when walking through the desert landscape or you miss the textures, the flora and finding the tracks left behind from the animals you rarely see. The intricate detail that you can only see when looking up close, but then also considering how it all looks from above and how all the small things come together to make one. A Trip through the Desert combines the beautiful cotton paper I was working with in India, Curtin Springs Paper that I took with me from home, aerial photographs of the region and sketching of the detail - bringing to life the memory, feel and warmth of home. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

16.01.2022 Now that drive tourism is back on the cards in some parts of the country, we want to know: what's your favourite road trip snack?

15.01.2022 It's a good time to remember this with current school holidays. You don't have to go far to have a great tourist experience! This episode of the Outback Way Podcast was recorded back in May, and Helen covers the value of local tourism and of exploring the attractions in your own backyard. Tourism is a significant part of the economies of regional Australia and we often are very ordinary tourists in our own towns. So now is a great opportunity to be a tourist in your own are...a so that your local area is regionally supported and has a much-needed economic boost. Plus, you get to explore all the wonderful things to see and do close to home. Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players. #outbackwaypodcast #australiantravelpodcast #travelpodcast #travelpodcaster #travelpodcastcommunity #travelpodcasts #aussiepodcast #australianpodcast #australianpodcasts

15.01.2022 "The Running Man" found from the air by #RayMartin- out of Boulia/ Tobermorey and along the Plenty Highway on The Outback Way and the elusive Lasseter's Reef gets a mention...watch this space.

13.01.2022 The #australianoutback is a large, sparsely inhabited area with an extraordinarily beautiful and varied landscape. The plants and animals that have evolved to survive and thrive in the arid inland are diverse, sometimes colourful and showy, and sometimes drab and camouflaged. They are all hearty survivors of harsh conditions such as intense heat, lack of moisture and infertile soil. Pictured: A beautiful flock of galahs taking flight. Galah | Cacatua roeicapilla: Common across the outback in pairs or flocks. Noisy, found near water. Extract from p.104-105 of the #outbackway Hema Guidebook and Atlas. Available for order from our website, outbackway.org.au

13.01.2022 Travelling in Outback Qld these holidays, be sure to pop into Camden Station ..lots on offer..

11.01.2022 This is Lyndee Severin from Curtin Springs @curtinsprings, Graziers and Tourism operators in Central Australia. This is a clip from Episode 11 of this year's season of the #outbackwaypodcast. Over the next few months on the podcast, we're doing a series of themed episodes about the Economic Value of the Outback Way. Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players.

10.01.2022 Arrivals in the NT Are NT border restrictions still in place? Mandatory quarantine arrangements are no longer in place for interstate arrivals, other than persons arriving from an area that has been declared a coronavirus hotspot. All people seeking to enter the NT must fill in a Border Arrival Form. This form is available online at coronavirus.nt.gov.au and at border access points.... Territory borders will remain closed to areas declared COVID-19 hotspots until further notice. Hot spots will be identified by State or Territory Governments, or by the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee, with updates listed on coronavirus.nt.gov.au. Persons arriving to the NT from hot spot areas will be required to undertake mandatory supervised quarantine at a Territory Government approved facility at their own cost. Mandatory supervised quarantine will be at the Howard Springs quarantine facility or another approved facility elsewhere in the Territory. Persons arriving in the NT from declared coronavirus hotspots must complete travel to an approved quarantine facility as quickly as possible, which must be no later than 72 hours after entry. For more information, go to https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/travel/quarantine

10.01.2022 Life in the Central Desert by Mary Tilmouth. Mary was born and grew up in the Northern Territory Central Desert region. Mary lived with her family at Alcoota Station where she was introduced to painting at the age of thirteen by her Aunty. Mary moved again in 1980 to Engawala Community where she still lives with her family. Mary’s sister and father are also artists. Mary likes to paint bush tucker and bush medicine that are found in the Central Desert area, and also makes na...tive jewellery using seeds from the bean tree. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

10.01.2022 This episode is about the Queensland Boulder Opal Association Opal Festival which in 2021 is on 9-10 July. This is a pre-recorded episode from the 2018 festival, but this will give you a great sense of what the festival is like. Helen interviews Alison Summerville about the beautiful and unique Queensland Boulder Opal. Alison is the secretary of the Queensland Boulder Opal Association in Winton in western Queensland, and comes from an opal mining family. In this episode, Alis...on shares how she became involved with opal mining and the QBOA, as well as why the Boulder Opal is so unique. Australia's national gemstone, Queensland opals are in high demand worldwide. Alison and Helen discuss how opals are made, the various different kinds of opals and why the opal mining industry is so important for Winton. Find out more about the festival and the Queensland Boulder Opal Association at QBOA.com.au/tradeshow, call (07) 4657 0082 or email [email protected] Find the #outbackwaypodcast in your favourite podcast app now!

10.01.2022 2021 the Year of Caravanning, Camping and the Road trip.. so much to see in our own backyard

08.01.2022 This ‘Some Where Over The Rainbow’ was taken out on Boulia’s stretch of the OutbackWay on a beautiful evening in August 2020. By Peter Hindom

08.01.2022 GREAT NEWS- Ngaanyatjarraku Land Council has been successful with its COVID exemption application- so travellers are now able to stop at Warburton, Warakurna through to Tjukayirla Roadhouses on the Great Central Road. Please apply for your permit 2 days prior to travel.. So great to be able to support these businesses on the Great Central Road. https://www.ngaanyatjarra.org.au/permits/getting-permit

07.01.2022 Love a Shortcut? do Australia’s Longest, The Outback Way! From Laverton in Western Australia to Winton in Queensland via the Northern Territory’s Red Centre, The Outback Way carves a well-worn 2700km track through the heart of Australia. The Outback Way is Australia’s Route 66, the great Australian Road Trip unearth the magic and immerse yourself in a journey like never before. ... It’s a road trip that lets you sink into the peaceful colours of the Australian Outback, where your odometer collects memories with every kilometer. Whether you are zig-zagging the nation or you want a shorter invigorating getaway to awaken your senses, you’ll marvel at nature’s diversity, feel the cool waters in shimmering gorges wash over you, be inspired by the unique architecture of every mountain range, and hear the desert oaks whisper in their majestic forests. Immerse yourself in Indigenous culture, pioneering heritage, follow the Art Trail and enjoy the outback hospitality at every town you pull into. Plan your trip here: http://outbackway.org.au/plan-your-trip/

07.01.2022 Did you know about the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery? The Outback Way Outdoor Gallery showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and will incorporate two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs.... Online catalogue now launched! Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the works. See more

06.01.2022 #flashbackfriday to the first episode this year of the #outbackwaypodcast! As holidays are tentatively back on the cards, you may be thinking about planning your Christmas trip. While of course we recommend continuing to following the advice and restrictions of state and territory governments and tourist bodies, and staying up to date as those continue to change, you may be planning a mini-break out in the centre of Australia. In this episode, Helen shares what's available f...or you to enjoy in Alice Springs and surrounds. There are a range of attractions and itineraries with very easy drives, on bitumen. Tune in to this episode to learn all the the great things to do north, south, east and west of Alice Springs for your mini-break in central Australia. Helen also gives some reminders about the Outback Way App, the Hema Guidebook and Atlas, which you can purchase in our shop at outbackway.org.au Tune into Episode 1 of Season 3 of the Outback Way Podcast on your favourite podcast app!

06.01.2022 Cockies and Moon by Ann Britton. With the early morning winter sun shining on the ruffled white feathers of the cockies and the moon hanging in the western clear blue sky, what better opportunity to capture a genuine Outback view. These cockies, or corellas, were gathered in the heights of the coolabah trees that line our lagoon near our home. Our beef growing farm is situated in the Boulia Shire. Our home, on Goodwood Station, is just south-east of Boulia. Ann Britton packe...d up from the City and moved to the Outback at the age of 15. She is a self taught photographer. Since moving to the bush she found her camera to be her best friend and the beauty of the outback her first love. See more of Ann’s work: www.annbrittonphotography.com.au and find her on Instagram @britton.ann or Facebook @annbrittonphoto This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise. #holidayathomethisyear #outbackway

05.01.2022 The purpose of the organisation is to cause the upgrade and sealing of the Outback Way, for the good of the nation. You can read more about our story and our values at outbackway.org.au

05.01.2022 #throwbackthursday to Season 1 in 2018 when Helen spoke about the Warakurna Artists with Jane Menzies, manager of the Warakurna Arts Centre, based at Warakurna, on the Outback Way. It’s an isolated area in Western Australia, but a significant art area and one with lots of talent. In this episode, Jane shares a bit about how she came to be working in Warakurna, and the important projects the Arts Centre and Artists facilitate within the community. A fully owned and operated Ab...original organisation, the centre is for the people by the people. With exhibitions in Perth, Sydney, Germany and Singapore, Warakurna artists are nationally and internationally renowned. Through a range of programs, the centre works with people aged 3 to 93 in Warakurna and surrounding areas, like Wanarn, which is 100 km away. Jane and Helen discuss the importance of community ownership of projects like Warakurna Arts and the Outback Way, and what you absolutely must look for if you’re wanting to purchase Aboriginal Artwork. Find out more at the Warakurna Artists website warakurnaartists.com.au or follow them on Facebook @warakurnaartists1 and Instagram @warakura_artists Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players.

04.01.2022 Noogooraville by Karen Stephens. Karen Stephens is a Painter who lives and works in remote Queensland. Karen completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) from Griffith University, Queensland College of Art in 2017. Karen has exhibited to both national and international audiences and been a finalist in a number of prestigious awards in her early career. In 2015 she was awarded Griffith University’s ‘Bonnie English Memorial Award’ for Fine Art Theory and in 2016 awarded the 201...6 ‘Art for Life Award’-a state award for the Flying Arts Alliance’s Queensland Regional Art Awards touring exhibition. Working predominantly in the field of contemporary landscape painting Karen’s practice examines her sense of perception of horizon and her relations to subjects compositionally within the landscape. Her paintings blur representational and abstract definitions of her reality influenced by a questioning of her interaction with this space. Her works have been chosen as finalists in the Mosman Art Prize, John Leslie Art Prize, Pro Hart Outback Art Prize, Parliament Plein Air Art Prize and the ElaineBermingham National Prize for Watercolour in Landscape Painting. In 2018 Karen undertook residency at the Margaret Olley Centre, Tweed Regional Art Gallery NSW and Manhattan, New York City (USA). www.karenstephens.com.au @karen_stephens.art on Instagram This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise. #holidayathomethisyear #outbackway #outbackwaytrip #travelqld #outbackqld #outbackqueensland #outback #outbackaustralia #outbackart #regionalart #ruralart #australianart #billboard #contemporarypainting #eastmacdonnellranges #plentyhighway #eastwest #centralaustralia #publicart #queenslandartist #roadtrippin #gowest #australianlandscape #desertart #redcentre

03.01.2022 Plenty Highway - Always Brings Me Home by Noreen Petrick. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Spri...ngs. Launching Spring 2020. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise. #holidayathomethisyear #outbackway #outbackqueensland #outback #theoutback #outbackart #regionalart #ruralart #australianart #billboard #contemporarypainting #arakurna #atitjere #engawala #eastmacdonnellranges #plentyhighway #eastwest #centralaustralia #publicart #roadtrippin #gowest #australianlandscape #desertart #redcentre #intothelandscape #indigenousart #indigenousartists #aboriginalart #aboriginalartists

03.01.2022 Helen was recently featured on the Adventures On The Road sharing all about the Outback Way. In this episode, part 1, Helen and Shane discuss Laverton through to Yulara. Stay tuned for Part 2 in a few week's time!

03.01.2022 If you are planning to #HolidayHereThisYear, grab the free Outback Way Map + Trip Planner PDF to help you plan your trip of a lifetime along Australia's Longest Shortcut! When you do, you'll also receive a short email series with loads of other great supporting resources for your Outback Way journey. Sign up:... https://mailchi.mp/outbackway/trip-planner-freebie Photo credit: @seanscottphotography

02.01.2022 #flashbackfriday to this episode of The Outback Way Podcast from Season 1 in 2018, where Helen interviewed Alison Summerville about the beautiful and unique Queensland Boulder Opal. Alison is the secretary of the Queensland Boulder Opal Association in Winton in western Queensland, and comes from an opal mining family. In this episode, Alison shares how she became involved with opal mining and the QBOA, as well as why the Boulder Opal is so unique. Australia’s national gemsto...ne, Queensland opals are in high demand worldwide. Alison and Helen discuss how opals are made, the various different kinds of opals and why the opal mining industry is so important for Winton. This year's Opal Festival is on 26th September 2020. Find out more about the festival and the Queensland Boulder Opal Association at QBOA.com.au Tune into the the Outback Way Podcast today to find out all about it! Available now in all good podcast players. #outbackwaypodcast #australiantravelpodcast #travelpodcast #travelpodcaster #travelpodcastcommunity #travelpodcasts #aussiepodcast #australianpodcast #australianpodcasts

02.01.2022 Kungka Kutju 1 by Angelica McLean. This artwork is part of the Outback Way Outdoor Gallery which showcases art in the picturesque desert landscape of the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This project features 28 works by 27 artists from along the Outback Way, on large scale billboards, and also incorporates two mobile hotspots to boost mobile signals. Once complete, this gallery will extend 111km along the Outback Way, east of Alice Springs. Launching Winter 2021. Visit https://www.outbackway.org.au/outdoor-gallery/ to see the entire exhibition and purchase originals, prints & merchandise.

02.01.2022 Helen was recently featured on the Adventures On The Road podcast sharing all about the Outback Way. In part 1, Helen and Shane discuss Laverton through to Yulara. In this episode, we hear Part 2 about the Outback Way, otherwise known as Australia’s longest short-cut from Laverton in WA through the Northern Territory to Winton in Qld.... Find @adventuresontheroad in your favourite podcast app!

02.01.2022 For all the Motorcycle enthusiasts out there