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What are the advantages of living in the outback Australia?

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Depending on what your personel preference of an advantaged is, remoteness could be an advantage, small close knit communities where individuals support each other as extended family, big tax breaks depending on location, Higher income, Thargomindah for example has no street numbers because everyone knows where everyone lives, and no houses have doors that can lock.

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