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Making a Difference: Flood victim - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

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Making a Difference: Flood victim - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Making a Difference: Flood victim

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Yahoo!7     July 19

John Tyson lost his wife and son in Toowoomba’s flash flood of 2011. Now he’s developed a building product that’s disaster resilient. Kay McGrath reports.

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