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Encyclopedia > Water Rats

Water Rats was a popular Channel 9 Australian police TV drama based on a Sydney Harbour police squad whose juristiction took in Harbour-side locales.


The show lasted six seasons between 1996 and 2001, surviving constant cast changes.


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