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A young indigenous woman from far north Queensland has won a global award for environmental protection. She's rallied grassroots campaigns against mining on traditional land, earning worldwide attention.
A young indigenous woman from far north Queensland has won a global award for environmental protection. She's rallied grassroots campaigns against mining on traditional land, earning worldwide attention.
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