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TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

Sturt's Steps is a multi-faceted project that will provide visitor-experience infrastructure in the Unincorporated Area of Outback NSW. The project was successful in gaining substantial funding via Restart NSW and Infrastructure NSW with the support of the NSW Government.

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The project is owned by Milparinka Heritage & Tourism Association and is managed by Visitor Economy Development and Public Works Advisory NSW.

Updates and information for stakeholders will be provided on this page until is up and running for potential visitor use. 

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The Committee

Outback Etiquette Tools for the Industry

To assist in educating our visitors on some of the nuances to Outback travel, access and amenity, the Sturts Steps Committee have provided these tools for any business, region, council, town to use to communicate to existing and potential visitors. 

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Download your version that suits your requirements, add your logo and display away! 

Milparinka Waterhole Images (as at 30 July)

As part of the Waterhole refurbishment, Milparinka is seeing a refreshed landscape and one that has benefited the many tourists coming through the region in recent weeks. 

New Animals coming to Wild Deserts

The sculpture trail that will be enjoyed by visitors experiencing the Sturt's Steps Touring Route will include some significant animal representations in Sturt National Park. These sculptures are the first to be commissioned for the sculpture trail and will represent the significant project that is Wild Deserts by displaying larger than life Bilby's and a Bandicott courtesy of artists Brian Campbell & Ivan Lovatt. 

COMMUNITY FORUM 10th June 2020

DOWNLOAD THE PROJECT MAP

Whilst the map is a work in progress, this will help to understand where all the infrastructure is being placed for the project and help to also articulate the journey of Sturt's discoveries and activities. 

ALL ELEMENTS OF THE PROJECT

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