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The frog race that stops the Top End

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More than 400 people have packed a bush pub in the Northern Territory to watch the "race that hops a nation". The annual event at Noonamah, 45 kilometres south of Darwin, coincides with the Melbourne Cup features a number of novelty events - the main attraction being a frog race in which competitors are placed inside a wetted down circle and the first to cross the line outside the circle wins.


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By Stergos Kastelloriou

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More than 400 people have packed a bush pub in the Northern Territory to watch the "race that hops a nation". The annual event at Noonamah, 45 kilometres south of Darwin, coincides with the Melbourne Cup features a number of novelty events - the main attraction being a frog race in which competitors are placed inside a wetted down circle and the first to cross the line outside the circle wins.



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