The Ghan, one of Australia’s most famous trains, hits the outback once more | ABC News

August 31, 2020 by News Desk

Five months after it was derailed by the pandemic, one of Australia’s most famous trains is once again chugging along through the outback. The Ghan has left Adelaide bound for Alice Springs and Darwin – just the ticket for a tourism sector in need of some bells and whistles.

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