THE world's longest golf course - a mean 853 miles - is among outback tourism projects given a funding boost by the Australian government to help drought-hit communities.
The Nullarbor Links project involves building one hole at 18 participating roadhouses and tiny townships along the remote Eyre Highway between Western and South Australia. Travelling non-stop at the speed limit, it would take motorists 13 hours to get from one end to the other. But the idea is to persuade travellers to take a break at the highway's roadhouses and tiny settlements, where they can tee-off to an "outback fairway", and "green". Read the rest here.
The Nullarbor Links project involves building one hole at 18 participating roadhouses and tiny townships along the remote Eyre Highway between Western and South Australia. Travelling non-stop at the speed limit, it would take motorists 13 hours to get from one end to the other. But the idea is to persuade travellers to take a break at the highway's roadhouses and tiny settlements, where they can tee-off to an "outback fairway", and "green". Read the rest here.
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