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How A Picture Book About A Wombat Helps Kids Deal With The Trauma of Bushfires
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Air Date: Sun 3 Jan 2021
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It's been just over a year since the people of Cobargo woke to find their town on fire. Children witnessed things no child should ever have to see. An RFS volunteer who is also an author has found a creative way to help them heal.

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