Channel Country

British

noun

an area of E central Australia, in SW Queensland: crossed by intermittent rivers and subject to both flooding and long periods of drought

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Tikhanovsky, 43, a former nightclub owner, is famous in Belarus for his YouTube channel “Country for Life,” based on the lives of ordinary Belarusians.

From Washington Post

“MISS YOU GRANNY,” the moderators of her YouTube channel, Country Foods, wrote.

From New York Times

Her YouTube channel, Country Foods, has more than a million subscribers with hundreds of cooking videos, including one on her iconic watermelon chicken.

From BBC

The truth is out there: An alleged scheme by shadowy U.S. government officials to spread disinformation about UFOs is probed in the documentary “Mirage Men.” 8 p.m. History Channel Country music’s Jason Aldean and Kelsea Ballerini are among those who’ll be bringin’ the twang while Miranada Lambert collects career kudos at the “10th Annual ACM Honors.”

From Los Angeles Times

The two brothers wanted to grow livestock in the country's dry centre, supported by Queensland's channel country rivers - the Georgina, the Diamantina and Cooper Creek.

From BBC

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