‘We didn’t think anyone was coming ’: Miracle rescue in remote outback

Email A couple aged in their 50s thought they were going to perish alone in remote Gulf country, enduring two terrifying nights stalked by a large crocodile after their 4WD was washed away in flood waters.

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