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Roadhouses are often the only place where remote communities can buy gasoline, groceries and supplies. Alongside cattle stations and resorts, roadhouses are still struggling to replace the foreign workers who stopped coming during the pandemic. https://t.co/KibgMFfS5C https://t.co/iRfVHDkZ7g — PolitiTweet.org

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Summer rains often turn the dirt into impassable muck, stranding communities for weeks. And the road can be perilous even when dry, as evidenced by the scores of ruined vehicles that line it. https://t.co/KibgMEXIRu https://t.co/uVnHu9hqpc — PolitiTweet.org

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John Woinarski, an expert in conservation biology at Charles Darwin University in Darwin, says the Outback is not invulnerable. “As transport and infrastructure hubs become more developed, there is a severe risk of losing that wildness, that intactness, that integrity." https://t.co/itv0Yf8pY6 — PolitiTweet.org

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