Outback Way News Today

More than $200 million will be spent upgrading large sections of the Trans-Australian Railway line so the east-west freight link can withstand one-in-100-year weather events.

The highway is so remote that there are only three tiny towns along the route with a collective population of 60 people.

About $13 billion is due to go out the door for several hundred upgrades this financial year with more spending planned. But not all projects will survive.

An American footwear company wants to source "environmentally sound" sheepskins so they started a program.

Some are so dangerous theyll leave your nerves shredded, while others guide you through some of the worlds most mesmerising landscapes.

Sealing the 2,700-kilometre Outback Way could be good for remote artists. It could also bring more tourism, traffic, jobs and freight.

The Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association is calling on the NT Government to keep motorists safe, after the same...

With the route from Laverton to Winton set to be sealed by the end of the decade, advocates are pushing for expanded EV infrastructure along with it.

Outback Way is famed for being "Australia's longest shortcut", but in recent years its Warakurna Roadhouse has earned its own reputation as a must stop for another reason — dad jokes.

Residents who have been waiting 20 years for upgrades to their remote WA hospital fear a planned redevelopment won't be enough to stop them having to travel for care.