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Laura, established in 1872, is a historic township in South Australia that originated from the subdivision of the Booyoolee Run, a pastoral holding. It is named after Laura Hughes, the wife of pastoralist Herbert Bristow Hughes, and has since evolved into a vibrant community with a rich agricultural heritage. The town is known for its significant role as a supply post during the construction of the Beetaloo Reservoir and is home to cultural events such as the annual Laura Fair and the bi-monthly Laura Markets. Visitors can enjoy local attractions, accommodations that cater to various budgets, and delicious offerings from the Golden North Ice Cream factory and other food producers. Generated from the website