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Desert deluge | Some of Australia's most famous waterless country is awash

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The feared Tanami Desert which straddles the Northern Territory/Western Australian border was one of the last chunks of Australia's arid interior to be explored after settlement. The Nullarbor Plain from South Australia to WA also has a fearsome reputation as a long expanse of nothingness with incredibly little surface water. A year's rain fell in a few days earlier this month in more of the more remote stretches of the Nullabor from Kalgoorlie to Cocklebiddy.

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Desert deluge | Some of Australia's most famous waterless country is awash

Record rainfall in the Tanami Desert and Nullarbor Plain causing outback flooding cutting Australia in two. Explore the impact of extreme weather.

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