Way before the pandemic, Australia's Outback kids were already learning remotely


By AGENCY
  • Family
  • Thursday, 31 Oct 2024

Families face challenges in remote areas of Australia, including access to education. — Photos: CAROLA FRENTZEN/dpa

BEYOND the outskirts of Alice Springs, a great expanse awaits.

The state capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, the Outback city is perhaps best known for being close to the sacred red rock of Uluru – with the concept of proximity applied liberally here.

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