Narriearra Station sprawls across 150,000 hectares in a remote part of Australia. After more than a century of being used to farm sheep and cattle by the O'Connor family, they have sold it to become a national park rich in flora and fauna and Indigenous and pastoral history. But not before they witnessed cycles of flood and drought, and a horrific accident that claimed a man's leg. Landline's Tim Lee reports.
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8 апр 2021