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District residents are being urged to rediscover their region, as the results of rain, high river levels and flooding of the Barmah and Millewa national parks start to be seen. Echuca-Moama and District Tourism director Simon Latchford said the higher river levels and greenery around the district had provided a ``massive boost'' to the area. ``Isn't this place looking so much
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From page 1 Acting ranger in charge Andrew McDougall said the flooding had been great for the park. ``The river red gum environment needs natural flooding to occur to ensure the eco-system remains healthy,'' he said. ``This is the first time in several years that some of these areas have seen water. It's great to see the creeks flowing and many
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