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Insurance delays as Exmouth residentsstruggle with living conditions

Five months after Cyclone Narelle caused damages to properties in Exmouth, locals are still struggling to have their insurance claims processed to start repairs for their homes.

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Insurance delays as Exmouth residents struggle with living conditions

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Five months after Cyclone Narelle caused damages to properties in Exmouth, locals are still struggling to have their insurance claims processed to start repairs for their homes.

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