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Indigenous Queensland rangers win Prince William's 1.8 million dollar climate prize
The ground-breaking program won the award for the Revive Our Oceans category
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Indigenous Queensland rangers win Prince William's 1.8 million dollar climate prize
Dec. 3, 2022 - 12:43
By ABC NEWS (Australia)
The ground-breaking program won the award for the Revive Our Oceans category
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