From Marree, at the crossroads of the Oodnadatta and Birdsville tracks
On the fourth day of its journey through the South Australian outback, the Bush Telegraph team broadcasts from Marree, a town where the Oodnadatta track meets the Birdsville track.
View ArticleSounds of Summer - Cuttlefish fight
Whyalla in South Australia's industrial north has long been known as a steel city, relying on the vagaries of the iron ore mining industry for its survival. But residents are tiring of that image, and...
View ArticleCows race and fish fly
Cows race and big fish fly in South Australia's more unusual weekend pursuits.
View Article'Unimportant' town hits back at Melbourne Age
"Tiny, rather unimportant town" says The Age, but Streaky Bay in SA hits back.
View ArticleEntries flood in for rare outback regatta
An outback yacht club says about 50 boats have registered for a rare event in the South Australian desert in early July. Lake Eyre Yacht Club was formed in 2000 but seldom sees enough water to hold a...
View ArticleThe race that stops the town
Every year at Marree in South Australia, the Camel Cup attracts visitors from across the country. Entrants compete for a small cash prize and a gold cup named in honour of Afghan camel drivers who...
View ArticleSalty or sweet? Choc olives a new treat
An Eyre Peninsula grower in South Australia is hoping to create a new gourmet line with chocolate-coated olives.
View ArticleFishy or rotten? Town wrestles with name change
Something is rotten at Port Lincoln in SA as the locals wrestle with the idea of renaming a bay.
View ArticleSnake upstages Santa at outback Christmas party
An outback Christmas party turned to chaos when a teacher and her principal were bitten by a snake.
View ArticleHalf a century of tossing huge fish
Who would have thought a fish tossing carnival would be going from strength to strength after half a century?
View ArticleCrowds turn out for tuna toss
The annual tuna tossing event at Port Lincoln has attracted dozens of competitors.
View ArticleHappier fish may cost too much: tuna farmer
A tuna company has moved its farms to deeper water and says it appears to produce healthier, happier fish, but may not be cost-effective.
View ArticleSantos sacks two, suspends others over planking
Oil and gas producer Santos has sacked two employees from its plant near Whyalla in South Australia after photos of them planking were released.
View ArticleWhadyaknow? How to tie a truckie's hitch
Stirling North father and son team, David and Sam Scott show us how to tie the tradional truckie's rope hitch.
View ArticleMouse plague used for fundraiser
A mouse plague is being put to good use on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.
View ArticleWhadyaknow? Scratch building scale model trucks
Graeme Barton show us some remarkable scale model trucks and how he builds the parts from scratch.
View ArticleWhadyaknow? Scratch building scale model trucks
Graeme Barton show us some remarkable scale model trucks and how he builds the parts from scratch.
View ArticleWhadyaknow? Ultralight Recreational Aircraft
Michael Kulow talks with ABC Open about recreational flying, building his own plane and his love of the sky.
View ArticleWhadyaknow? How to be a digital artist
Animator & designer Stu Nankivell shares the inspiration for his prize-winning comedy project and how you can create digital art utilising resources from the internet.
View ArticleGolfers compete in outback 'dust up'
Amid the dust and the flies, the world's longest golf tournament has started across the Nullarbor Plain.
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