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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Energy › 3.5 Electric Outboard for Waterway Access › Reply To: 3.5 Electric Outboard for Waterway Access

01/04/2022 at 4:21 pm #4312
Rachel Alford
Keymaster

    Hi Jose,

    If you take a look through previous questions on the discussion forum you can find answers to your questions. This post in particular address your questions directly:

    croc boat size

    In terms of the purpose, I recommend taking a look through our resources which outline the work the crocodile team does, in particular the video The Crocodile Removalists on ABC which can be found in our Resources section.

    Thanks,
    Rachel

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