How an outback town with no traffic lights attracts city professionals
Young city professionals from Australia and the U.S. are moving to Julia Creek, a remote Queensland town with a population of 550, seeking a family-friendly lifestyle. Paramedics Kelsea Hogan and Billy Wootton, who relocated for a quieter life, report greater family time and community support. The charm of the outback has transformed their lives for the better.
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Published 27 Jun 2026, 21:47 UTC · Updated 27 Jun 2026, 21:50 UTC
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