Auroras have set Riverina skies ablaze once again with incredible displays captured from Lockhart. Pictures by Emmily Meyers and Jypsie Cronan (Glen-Lea Images)
Riverina skies were ablaze with colour this week as a major aurora australis event returned to the region.
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On Thursday night, residents were greeted to a surreal sight as the southern skies glowed a bright red.
It comes barely a month after people across the Riverina captured stunning images of another aurora event.
Aurora occurs in an oval around the magnetic poles in both hemispheres.
It is called aurora australis in the Southern Hemisphere, and sometimes referred to as the 'southern lights'.
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