(14) Victim of a severe form of trafficking. The term âvictim of a severe form of traffickingâ means a person subject to an act or practice described in paragraph (9). (15) Victim of trafficking. The term âvictim of traffickingâ means a person subjected to an act or practice described in paragraph (9) or (10). Source.
Broken Hill is an historic mining city in the Far West (Outback) of the Australian state of New South Wales. Broken Hill was founded on mining the world's largest silver, lead and zinc deposit in 1883, and the locals have been busy digging ever since.t is 1,150 km of mostly long straight drive from Sydney to Broken Hill, and just over 500 km from Adelaide. Both roads are mostly good quality sealed roads. The scenery will change slowly along the way. Broken Hill is on the edge of the real outback, but is easily accessible by car.
Wilcannia is a small town in the Far West (Outback) region of the Australian state of New South Wales, some 974 km from the capital Sydney. It is located where the Barrier Highway crosses the River Darling in an isolated, low-rainfall area of the state.Founded in 1866 as a port on the upper Darling River, Wilcannia formed a base for European pastoral expansion into the region, previously occupied by its Aboriginal inhabitants, the Barkindji people.ost travellers arrive in Wilcannia by road along the Barrier Highway, a surfaced and well-used highway. Broken Hill is a couple of hours' drive west, and Cobar is a couple of hours' east. A slightly more adventurous route is from the south, along the Cobb Highway.