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Water: it’s always too much, or not enough

7 July 2022

6:00 AM

7 July 2022

6:00 AM

Australia has, throughout its history, been a land of drought, floods, and fire. It is recognised as the driest inhabited continent in the world; inevitably, modern ideology relates all these facts to Climate Change…

The latest point of concern is a series of storms that have resulted in major flooding events along the East Coast.

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