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Thursday 10 February 2022 | Written by Caleb Fotheringham | Published in National, Weather
Some taro patches affected by flooding from heavy rainfall has started to rot. PHOTO: CALEB FOTHERINGHAM/22012815
Over $130,000 will be given to the fisheries and agriculture sectors who were financially hit from January’s tropical depression.
Over $130,000 will be given to the fisheries and agriculture sectors who were financially hit from January’s tropical depression.
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