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After years of being cut off by surrounding flood waters, the community in Lake Nash is starting to spring back to life

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Oct. 19, 2024 - 09:33

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The community of Lake Nash on the Northern Territory-Queensland border has been cut off by flood waters for the last two years. It’s only been in recent months that water has receded and the once dusty landscape has sprung back to life. The revival is inspiring school leavers to venture from the city to the outback in search of red dirt and adventure.

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