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After 12 years of 40 degree Celsius days in one of the world’s largest refugee camps in Kenya, Baruani Nundu says the Tasmanian sun hits differently.
“Here, it’s a little different, because it’s only 26 degrees and then the sun is like, burning,” Mr Nundu said.
Five months ago, in the depths of…
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