Katherine's worst flood in 28 years leaves survivors with disaster 'PTSD'
As it recovers from its worst flooding in decades, those living in the NT town of Katherine are trying to come to terms with the ongoing threat on their doorstep.
Katherine's worst flood in 28 years leaves survivors with disaster 'PTSD'
As it recovers from its worst flooding in decades, those living in the NT town of Katherine are trying to come to terms with the ongoing threat on their doorstep.
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