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ABOUT THE TSRA (30 June 2005)
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ABOUT THE TSRA (30 June 2005)

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About the TSRA IbKA Annua! Keport 2UUJ-U4 Torres Strait Region The Torres Strait stretches 150 kilometres from the tip of Cape York Peninsula in North Queensland to the south-west coast of Papua New Guinea. Islands, reefs, and coral and sand cays are scattered throughout the region, the northern-most island reaching to within five kilometres of the Papua New Guinea coastline. Culturally unique and remarkably beautiful, the Torres Strait is predominantly inhabited by Torres Strait Islander people who possess strong seafaring and trading tradi...
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2005-06-30
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Torres Strait Regional Authority
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