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Margaret Paul and Phoebe Hosier

Millions living on city fringes at higher risk of climate disasters as federal government warned of 'national crisis'

Queyea Tuazama changed her practices after floods ravaged her outer metropolitan farm. (ABC News: Danielle Bonica)

When floodwaters destroyed hundreds of Queyea Tuazama's carefully planted crops in one of Australia's booming outer metropolitan areas, she knew that wouldn't be the last of it.

Counting the costs, she decided to come up with a contingency plan against future disasters amid a changing climate.

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