Nestled in the heart of the Australian outback, Anna Creek Station spans over 24,000 square kilometers, making it the largest cattle station in the world. It stands alongside William Creek, Australia's smallest town, where both thrive in the harsh desert environment, bound together by the precious resource of water. In a landscape marked by infrequent rainfall, survival is a constant battle, yet every quarter-century, nature reveals its power as cyclones and heavy rains in Queensland send vital floodwaters across the plains to rejuvenate the surroundings. This dramatic transformation into the largest lake in Australia showcases the resilience of life in extreme conditions. Immerse yourself in the rich narratives of this captivating region.
