Jack Absalom's: Treasures Of The Pilbara
English adventurer William Dampier sailed along Australia's North West coast in 1688. He called it the most barren spot on the globe but noticed that the compass showed a powerful attraction to a range of mountains to the south. For the next 250 years that powerful attraction was ignored, until in the 1960's it was found there were vast reserves of iron ore, today it is thought there is enough to supply world needs for the next 400 years. Jack Absalom's journey into the Pilbara unearths many of the regions treasures. You also get to travel on some of the giant ore trains that carry the economic treasure to the ports and onto giant cargo ships headed to Japan and China.

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Jack Absalom's: Red Dirt And Rockets

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Jack Absalom's: On The Birdsville Track

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From the Archives: The Newman Story (1969)

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Jack Absalom's: The Strzelecki Track

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Life in the Australian Outback - Survival, Secrets and Stunning Stories

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Malcolm Douglas - Australia - The Wild North West (1985)

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Jack Absalom's: King Island

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Inside Australia’s Largest Cattle Station - Life, Family and Mustering in the Outback

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Jack Absalom's: The Journey To Lilliput

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The Tragic Story of Old Ghan: How Australia's Most Iconic Railway Was ABANDONED & Left to ROT

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Jack Absalom's The Road To Survival

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Jack Absalom's: In The Steps Of Charles Sturt

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Wheels Across a Wilderness 1966 (Original from Mal Leyland's personal files)

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Jack Absalom's: Rainbow's End

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Ted Egan's: Broome And The Pearl Coast

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cape york 1972, leyland brothers world, condensed story

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The Brutal Story of Tasmania's Greatest Outlaw

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Jack Absalom's: The Jewels Of The Kimberley

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Jack Absalom's: Tasmania's Wild West

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