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 | | Or Nhulunbuy (the names are used almost interchangeably, though one is that of a World War II airman who crashed on the peninsula, and the other the Aboriginal description of a hill "discovered" by Matthew Flinders). |
 | | The peninsula, which is a 75-minute hop from Darwin, a two-hour flight from Cairns, a demanding eight-, 10- or 12-hour drive up the track from Katherine or a two-day coastal "cruise" on the Perkins supply barge from the Territory capital, is sparsely populated and expensively remote. |
 | | My original plan was to make a brief diversion to Gove on the way to Darwin, to take in some of the landscape, to sample some of the area's world-famous fishing and to avoid becoming sick. |
| www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/02/1051382087629.html (1738 words) |
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