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Features Australia

Ben Canaider

9 December 2017

9:00 AM

9 December 2017

9:00 AM

As readers may be aware, December began in sunny Melbourne with a deluge of biblical proportions – or so Melburnians were warned. These warnings were delivered in a strangely a priori manner via meteorologists, emergency service professionals, the state Premier, Gestuno interpreters, a sensational media, text messages, email alerts, and – in some bayside suburbs prone to flooding – by door-knocking.

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