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Dam dry: some people move out as drought continues - The Mt Barker Courier

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A prolonged drought across SA has left farmers struggling to keep their tanks, dams and troughs full, with some forced to abandon their homes as local water carriers struggle to manage the rise in demand. Mt Barker recorded its lowest annual...

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Dam dry: some people move out as drought continues - The Mt Barker Courier

A prolonged drought across SA has left farmers struggling to keep their tanks, dams and troughs full, with some forced to abandon their homes as local water carriers struggle to manage the rise in demand. Mt Barker recorded its lowest annual...

4 days ago·Mount Barker, Australia

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courier.net.au broke the news in Mount Barker, Australia 4 days ago on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.

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