Menindee
Outback reflections
Lulled by the lapping waters of Lake Menindee, city slicker Effie Mann feels an unexpected affinity with the land.
Heaven and high water
Lee Atkinson manages to stay one step ahead of the floodwaters on a road trip through outback NSW.
Beauty of the back country
Lee Atkinson raises some dust on the road less travelled between Mildura and Broken Hill.
A drive around the bend
In the state's outback, Briar Jensen explores Australia's longest river - by road.
Menindee - Places to See
<b>Menindee (including Kinchega National Park and Sunset Strip)</b> <br> <b>Historic town on the edge of the desert</b> <br> Menindee is located 1106 km north-west of Sydney via the Great Western, Mitchell and Barrier Highways and 70 m above sea-level. If you are approaching from Broken Hill it is 111 km south-east along a sealed road and, if your departure point is Wilcannia, it is 143 km south-west on a mostly unsealed road.
Menindee - Fast Facts
<b>Menindee (including Kinchega National Park and Sunset Strip)</b> <br> <b>Historic town on the edge of the desert</b> <br> Menindee is located 1106 km north-west of Sydney via the Great Western, Mitchell and Barrier Highways and 70 m above sea-level. If you are approaching from Broken Hill it is 111 km south-east along a sealed road and, if your departure point is Wilcannia, it is 143 km south-west on a mostly unsealed road.
Menindee - Sleep
<b>Menindee (including Kinchega National Park and Sunset Strip)</b> <br> <b>Historic town on the edge of the desert</b> <br> Menindee is located 1106 km north-west of Sydney via the Great Western, Mitchell and Barrier Highways and 70 m above sea-level. If you are approaching from Broken Hill it is 111 km south-east along a sealed road and, if your departure point is Wilcannia, it is 143 km south-west on a mostly unsealed road.
Menindee - Culture and History
<b>Menindee (including Kinchega National Park and Sunset Strip)</b> <br> <b>Historic town on the edge of the desert</b> <br> Menindee is located 1106 km north-west of Sydney via the Great Western, Mitchell and Barrier Highways and 70 m above sea-level. If you are approaching from Broken Hill it is 111 km south-east along a sealed road and, if your departure point is Wilcannia, it is 143 km south-west on a mostly unsealed road.