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Tasmanian farmers are grappling with the driest conditions in 120 years
In the far north-west corner of Tasmania, beef farmer Stafford Ives-Heres has just harvested a bumper crop of wine grapes from his hobby vineyard.
His hometown of Marrawah is beef and dairy country, relentlessly battered by the Roaring 40s, a powerful band of winds that circle the globe.
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