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Queensland ‘drought babies’ experience their first marvellous wet season

For some people, seeing rainfall doesn’t usually leave an indelible impression.
But for “drought babies” growing up in drought-ravaged western Queensland, the recent rain has been life changing.
Lucy, Fletcher and Clancy Hawkins have seen the odd light shower here or there on their family property at Taree, south-east of Aramac.
But December 18 marked the start of their first genuine wet season in 10 years.
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