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22 August 2020

9:00 AM

22 August 2020

9:00 AM

The murranji frog is a desert amphibian that can survive long stretches without water. It is an apt name for the Murranji track, an old stock route that runs west to east in the Northern Territory. At first there were no watering points along its 226 kilometre stretch and losses were horrific.

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