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The Outback Way is Australia's longest shortcut spanning 2700km from Winton in western Queensland to Laverton in Western Australia. The Outback Way Podcast is your travel guide, history book and documentary series about the people, places and purpose of this great Australian roadtrip. There's truly something for everybody on The Outback Way: dinosaurs, art, treasure hunting, heritage and culture, all set against the backdrop of stunning natural landscapes. You'll learn what you need to prepare to have a safe trip, discover the events and attractions in the towns along the road, and hear the stories of locals and visitors alike. Buckle up as we take you on Australia's longest shortcut, a journey through the heart of Australia.
Unknown Host hosts The Outback Way Podcast, a society show with 93 episodes published.
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, Robin McConchie speaks with Roxy Highfold, an enterprise development officer with the Central Land Council. Roxy brings deep personal and professional insight into the landscap
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, Robin McConchie speaks with Danial Rochford, CEO of Tourism Central Australia, about the Northern Territory leg of the Outback Way and the rich cultural, natural, and community
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, Robin McConchie is speaking with Rex Ryles, founder of Desert Sands, a transport and earthmoving company based in Laverton, Western Australia. Rex shares his deep connection to
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, Robin McConchie is speaking with Sue Hanson, CEO and Chief Linguist at the Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre in Kalgoorlie. Sue shares powerful insights into the role of la
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, host Robin McConchie takes listeners on the first leg of an epic eastbound journey from Laverton, Western Australia, along the Great Central Road. Covering 1,100 kilometres of
In this episode of The Outback Way Podcast, host Robin McConchie shares five essential tips for traveling the Outback Way in 2025. Known as Australia’s longest shortcut, the Outback Way is a 2,700km road trip stretching
This is a replay of an interview that Mel Forbes recently did for the FRRR’s Tackling Tough Times Together podcast – about how people in remote, rural and regional Australia helped one another pull through the harshest d
In this, the final episode of the Outback Way Podcast, Helen gives an update on the Outback Way funding and development before sharing a snapshot of a project that epitomises the kind of sustainable development of the co
This episode of the Outback Way podcast is about the various events happening along the route in 2023 that would interest travellers planning their Outback Way adventures. There’s a whole host of activities and events ha
In this episode, Helen chats with Adele Dyson from Caravanning with Kids, a website and online shop dedicated to sharing stories, tips and recommendations about caravanning with kids. Adele tells Helen how her family got
In this episode of the Outback Way Podcast, Helen speaks with David Elliot, the Executive Chairman of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs in Winton. They discuss the history of how the museum came to be, after discovery of d
In this episode, Helen chats to Laurinda Hill, the Manager of the Great Beyond Centre at Laverton in WA. They’ve had a brand new extension put onto the Visitor Information Centre and have really enhanced a lot of their t
The National Portrait Gallery is putting on an exhibition in Winton from 21st May 2022 to 21st of June. Helen speaks with Creator of Exhibitions for the National Portrait Gallery, Penny Grist about this significant exerc
In this episode, Helen has a great conversation with Alex Chalmers, one of the co-owners of Gemtree on the Plenty Highway. Gemtree is a mixed business, offering accommodation, gem fossicking and setting, tours and the fa
In this episode Helen has a chat to Julie Woodhouse, the Community Services Manager at Boulia in Western Qld, all about the updates and attractions in the town. A revitalised and refurbished Min Min Encounter is waiting
In this episode, Helen shares the 7 Principals of the Leave No Trace approach to travelling the Outback Way, which is so important to protect our beautiful country for the future. There are many designated camping and ca
Helen shares a bit about the realities of driving the Outback Way, especially in light of the stretches of bull dust that you can encounter. The Outback Way is 2700km long however much of it is not sealed and is in fact
Helen speaks with Robyn Stephens, the Event Coordinator for the Winton Outback Festival which in 2021 is happening from the 21st to 26th September in Winton, QLD. Robyn tells us about the action packed program, including
Today’s episode is a panel discussion held at the recent Outback Highway Development Company Annual General Meeting. We hear from Tannis Godfrey, from Tobermorey Station; Kerryn Santucci, the Logistics Manager for Oz Min
In this episode, Mel Forbes, the project manager of the Building Better Regions Outdoor Art Gallery Project, shares some additional information about the project. This diverse exhibition showcases the artistic talent acr
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