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Bula : Philippines | Jul 09, 2012 at 3:22 PM PDT
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It has been an eventful past few days since I arrived here on Friday night...This week is going to be an exciting one right here in this northern Queensland city of Australia. This, by the way, is despite the ongoing hype by patriotic Queenslanders here following the Maroons win over the Blues last week.... FULL ARTICLE AT Fiji Times
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Coral reefs provide food and work for millions of people, according to the International Coral Reef Symposium
Coral reefs provide food and work for millions of people, according to the International Coral Reef Symposium
 
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