Americans Seek Stability in Australia Cotton Boom Shift
U S settlers migrate to Australia in growing numbers with about 4 000 Americans yearly and 70 000 over 25 years. Paul Kahl, a 1961 Californian migrant, leads a Namoi River Valley cotton and crops expansion with 150 fellow Americans and hundreds of locals amid jobs, taxes, crime and upheaval. The exodus is gradual and uneven as many seek peace while facing urban bias and governance quirks.