Greasy Come, Greasy Go...
The Bogganobbi Extinction 6
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Greasy Come, Greasy Go...
Narrated by:
Rep Tyler, Josh Shipton, Kaine O' Regan, Mitch Hertz, Julian Ryan, Ross Tesoriero
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Narrated by:
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Rep Tyler
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Josh Shipton
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Kaine O' Regan
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Mitch Hertz
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Julian Ryan
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Ross Tesoriero
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Rep Tyler
About this listen
On Saturday 22nd October 2016, the township of Bogganobbi NSW was completely destroyed in an event that saw the greatest loss of Australian life since WWI...this series just keeps giving and giving and giving...
The complete list of narrators includes Rep Tyler, Josh Shipton, Kaine O' Regan, Mitch Hertz, Julian Ryan, Ross Tesoriero, Zoe Smith, Persephone W, Andy W., Sarah Easterman, E. Arnold Manchamp.
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