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25 October 2026

Fishermen racing crocs for crabs in Wadeye as new industry emerges

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Fishermen racing crocs for crabs in Wadeye as new industry emerges

Fighting off crocodiles keen to take their catch, the staff behind a homegrown project are looking to change the narrative around the NT Indigenous community of Wadeye.

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