Ongoing Birdsville Track closure hits outback businesses
11-10-2026 22:32 via abc.net.au

Ongoing Birdsville Track closure hits outback businesses

The Birdsville Track has been closed for the majority of the past two years, leaving some outback businesses with no choice but to pause operations. 
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