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Backyard astronomer from Broken Hill contributes to world-first Saturn discovery

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By Soofia Tariq Verified, Patrick Reincke
| MSN Australia Verified
Soofia Tariq and Patrick Reincke From a backyard in outback NSW in 2024, a former mine worker spotted something mysterious in the sky on his favourite planet, Saturn. Two years later, Trevor Barry is among the co-authors of a peer-reviewed paper published in the Science Advances journal about a world-first discovery of a decagon wave around Saturn's south pole.
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Mundi Mundi Bash draws crowd despite rain and cost-of-living challenges

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By Soofia Tariq Verified, Patrick Reincke
| MSN Australia Verified
Soofia Tariq and Patrick Reincke For many, the Mundi Mundi Bash music festival is the ultimate adventure: a road trip to an isolated outback venue for music and fun. Held 38 kilometres north-west of Broken Hill, the far-flung festival was preparing for its fifth bash with headline acts including The Teskey Brothers, John Butler and Jessica Mauboy when disaster struck.
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Live Traffic NSW inaccuracies lead to 'massive downturn', outback businesses say

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By Soofia Tariq Verified, Andrew Schmidt
| MSN Australia Verified
Soofia Tariq and Andrew Schmidt Living and working in the outback can be isolating, but for small businesses dependent on tourism, long-term damage to major roads can spell the end. Lately, the problem has been further exacerbated by incorrect information on traffic websites that tell travellers if roads and highways are open, business owners say. Mia Degoumois, who has owned the Packsaddle Roadhouse for the past 24 years, said a lack of tourists was causing "a massive downturn in business".
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