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Daniel Strickland
19 September, 15:55
Explain the significance of outback
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Kendra Hood
19 September, 17:12
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The outback the location referred to "the bush" that outside urban areas. It's significant because it's deeply ingrained in Australian heritage, history, where the aborigines grew, and folklore.
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Zane Krueger
19 September, 18:33
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Australia gained highest outback because it is know for the storehouse of rich minerals and mining activities
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