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Bushies reunite for bikes, beers and banter as record rain lifts spirits
feel good Pastoralists reunite for friendly competition at outback gymkhana and motorkhana after welcome rain Fri 12 Jun 2026 at 7:01am In short: The trip to Marree looked a little different for competitors in this year's gymkhana and motorkhana, as the outback blooms after record-breaking rain. The annual event represents an important chance for remote pastoralists and their children to come together. The Maree Gymkhana & Motorkhana is held every year over the King's Birthday long weekend.
Nigeria: How religious divides worsen conflict during drought
Nigeria: Religious divides worsen conflict during drought June 2, 2026Across the Sahel region, where many Fulani herders have historically lived, rising temperatures, drought, and desertification have reduced grazing land. Now, pastoralists are increasingly driving their stock beyond traditional ranges and coming into conflict with sedentary farming communities. The WZB Berlin Social Science Center drew on over two decades of data across Nigeria to examine links between drought patterns,...
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With his pet chihuahua and trusty gopher, 97yo grazier won't slow down
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