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NT students back to school after flooding

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It’s back to school for more than 170 students displaced by flooding in the Northern Territory’s remote Gurindji country. The children are among 700 evacuees who had to be rescued from rising flood waters in the communities of Daguragu, Kalkarindji and Pigeon Hole almost 800 kilometres from Darwin.
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