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Answer: Central Australia has unfavourable physical and human conditions for industries.

  • Central Australia is a hot desert with very low rainfall, so water is scarce.
  • Population is very sparse, so there is a shortage of labour and no local market.
  • Transport and communication networks are poorly developed over long distances.
  • Power supply and capital investment are limited, and the climate is harsh for living.
  • Hence, in spite of some minerals, industries are not developed there; they are concentrated in the south-east and coastal areas.
Doubtly AI · 28 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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