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Bawaka Homelands gains water security for first time in decades after Nova Peris Foundation, IsraAID charity partnership

Published by The Mercury · Australia 9 h ago

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The first drops from a tap in remote East Arnhem Land represent more than just a new infrastructure project, but the beginning of a new chapter for the Bawaka Homelands.

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Bawaka Homelands gains water security for first time in decades after Nova Peris Foundation, IsraAID charity partnership

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