Towards the centre.
Alice from ANZAC Hill It takes three hours to fly from Melbourne to Alice Springs. It’s a trip that takes you from the green and blue of the coast, over the sickle of the Great Dividing Range, and out into the red of the centre. It’s a trip that takes you away from most of the people that call Australia home and out into the sparsely populated Red Centre. It’s a trip that takes you to some of the most iconic locations in Australia – red stone and red soil - and into the places where the oldest surviving cultures in the world meet the 21 st centaury head on. For many Australians it’s a journey of discovery, challenge and inspiration. For some Australians this may also be a journey of obligation; a kind of visitation to the mythological centre ground of a continent country. A place where we can look at the people we displaced, and try to understand what this means. Every country has its myths, used to define itself, and a need to se...