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Farmers still toiling to fix infrastructure months after Cyclone Jasper flooded the Far North

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Far north Queensland farmers are facing a raft of challenges in the clean-up from Tropical Cyclone Jasper, more than two months after the weather event hit. Bloomfield cattle grazier Ben Morley has spent the past two months clearing his paddocks of mud, fallen trees, rocks, and debris that washed in from flooding in December. Tea farmer Greg Nicholas has been without a landline phone for the two months following the cyclone.

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Daintree farmers still toiling to fix infrastructure months after Tropical Cyclone Jasper flood damage

Daintree farmers have been working for two months to fix infrastructure damaged by Tropical Cyclone Jasper flooding, but say there are many more months to go before they will get on top of repairs.

2 months ago·Australia

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