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Lessons Learned from Cyclones in Northern Australia
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Published: 11 Sep 2013
Author(s): Sorensen, Rhonda
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Tropical cyclones are a fact of life for many communities along the Northern Australian coast during summer, and the impacts, particularly as a result of flooding, can often be felt by communities well inland and well south of where they cross the coast.
This report is the voice of the farmer – the data has come directly from farmers and their industry bodies. This collation of information for farmers and others on the lessons learned from cyclones in Northern Australia will be a valuable resource for farmers, agricultural industries, and all levels of government.
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