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Queen Elizabeth II touring outback Australia: 21 towns she visited πŸ‘‘πŸ¦˜ | ABC Australia

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Queen Elizabeth II had an enduring relationship with regional and rural Australia. Across her 16 visits, she managed to travel to some of the most remote locations across the country. From Broken Hill to Broome, she spoke of her deep love and admiration for those who had made their lives in the bush. Here, we look back on some of those visits and hear from those who have fond memories of seeing the monarch.

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