ABC News – Australia
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Solar eclipse to attract thousands to 'middle of nowhere' in 2028
Western Australia's East Kimberley region expects 25,000 extra visitors in 2028 for a total solar eclipse lasting over five minutes, one of the longest this century. The state government allocated $24.6 million for infrastructure, with the small roadhouse at Doon Doon already receiving international booking requests. Local officials hope the event brings long-term economic benefits to the remote Aboriginal community.
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