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Outback Magazine - The Great Outdoors

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Experiences are what makes the outback a place that keeps people coming back time and again. The Great Outdoors section in OUT. BACK is dedicated to depicting unique out there experiences and soft adventure - whether it be walking, hiking, camping, fishing, sailing, kayaking, abseiling, exploring, hunting, photographing or any activity that exposes people to the outback's unique and wonderful environment. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004. Issue 36 Aug/Sept 2004. Issue 35 June/July 2004. Breaking the 'Goodoo hoodoo'.

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Outback Magazine - Adventure

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Working Dog of the Year Competition. Could your best mate be the OUTBACK BONNIE Working Dog of the Year? Win RM. Williams gear, OUTBACK prizes and BONNIE pet food! BACK magazine and BONNIE have teamed up to find Australia’s Working Dog of the Year. To enter, simply send OUT. BACK a photo of your dog, and in 100 words or less explain why it should be the 2004 Working Dog of the Year. Entries will be judges jointly by representatives of OUT. A photo of the OUT. OUTBACK BONNIE Working Dog of the Year. Or em...

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Outback Magazine - Legends of the OUTBACK

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Australia 's unique outback environment is becoming one of the key attractions for people from all walks of life. The outback landscape is varied, and plant and animal life totally unique, and the eco-systems fragile and fascinating. This vital section of OUT. BACK gives readers an opportunity to visit and understand the outback environment, why it is so important and what is being done to preserve it and the wildlife that depends on it. The secret life of eels. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004. The Australian Wild...

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Outback Magazine - OUTBACK History

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The outback has a colourful and fascinating history that is often obscure or unknown to many people. This section of OUT. BACK is devoted to unearthing stories about people and events that had a major influence on outback development in Australia's early modern history. Whether it's explorers or bushrangers, gold rushes or shearers' strikes, miners' uprisings or significant events, you'll find an historical tale that's well worth reading. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004. Issue 36 Aug/Sept 2004. Text size [ A.

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Outback Magazine - Home

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Also in the Oct/Nov issue is a comprehensive insight into Clyde Agriculture, one of the most diversified pastoral operations in Australia today, but one that still operates with a strong family emphasis. Clyde controls more than two million acres of land, produces wool, beef, prime lambs, cotton and cereals in huge volumes and has total rural investments exceeding $200 million. Working Dog of the Year Competition. BACK Bonnie Working Dog of the Year competition. Comprising Keith Urban’s new CD. Bull; UTE...

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Outback Magazine - OUTBACK Tracks

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There are thousands of outback journeys in Australia - on bitumen and dirt, across deserts and mountains, along the coast and inland, long and short, tough and easy. The Outback Tracks section of OUT. BACK magazine covers them all, and there's one thing in common: a plethora of interesting people, places, pubs and experiences along the way. Join us on the outback journey of a lifetime in this fascinating section of Australia's favourite bush magazine. Rich rewards of Rudall River. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004.

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Outback Magazine - Outback in Style

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The outback has many wonderful attractions, but the 20 owner-operated travel destinations featured in the premium soft-cover publication OUTBACK IN STYLE are something special. This inspiring title features inviting text and outstanding photography from the top of Western Australia to southern Tasmania, written and photographed by one of Australia’s leading photojournalists, Michael Gebicki. LEGENDS OF THE OUTBACK. Also publishes three annual titles: the OUTBACK. TRAVEL GUIDE, OUTBACK. Bull; HOOFS & HORNS.

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Outback Magazine - Adventure

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Pack the family car or four-wheel drive, head for your nearest travel agent, book a package by train, plane or bus, even thumb a ride with a friendly bush pilot. or perhaps saddle up a camel. However you decide to travel Australia's great Outback, it will pay to do your homework first. Sample some of the great travel adventures on offer in this amazing part of the world with this selection of articles from back issues of R.M. Williams OUT. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004. Mysterious art of the Kimberley. Following...

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Outback Magazine - OUTBACK Story

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The outback is as broad and varied as the vast distances between towns, stations or remote communities. But despite the remoteness, there are many aspects of outback life that impact on people across the nation - in both rural and metropolitan areas. Accordingly, each issue of OUT. BACK highlights an important topic or issue that deserves acknowledgement or exposure and, as such, represent a vital 'outback story'. One big family farm. Issue 37 Oct/Nov 2004. Issue 36 Aug/Sept 2004. Issue 35 June/July 2004.