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known today as
Buzzacott's Masterpiece.
Francis Buzzacott was born on
Christmas Day 1861 in Swansea,
Wales to
Welsh parents,
Henry Buzzacott (1833-99) and...
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Kevin Buzzacott (1946 – 29
November 2023),
often referred to as
Uncle Kev, was an
Aboriginal Australian rights campaigner and
elder of the
Arabunna nation...
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Buzzacott legally challenged the
Commonwealth Environment Minister Tony Burke's
environmental approval of the
Olympic Dam mine expansion.
Buzzacott was...
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history of the
Donner Party.
Francis Buzzacott (1861-1947),
American hunter,
trapper and
explorer who
wrote Buzzacott's Masterpiece. Kit
Carson (1809–1868)...
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Federal Court of Australia. Two
separate cases,
Nulyarimma v
Thompson and
Buzzacott v
Minister for the
Environment were
heard in conjunction. In both cases...
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promote reconciliation. This
sacred fire was
originally made by
Kevin Buzzacott and lit by
Wiradjuri man Paul Coe at the emb****y in 1998. The 30th anniversary...
- Network. ISBN 978-0-615-54812-8.
Retrieved 24 May 2016. Shreeves, Karl;
Buzzacott, Peter; Hornsby, Al; Caney, Mark (2018). "Violations of safe
diving practices...
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January 2020). "Virtual
Consensus on
Mexican Cave Lines". indepthmag.com.
Buzzacott,
Peter (1
August 2012). "Cavern and Cave Diving". dan.org.
Retrieved 28...
- (environmental analyst, author)
Carol Browner (lawyer and activist)
Kevin Buzzacott (Aboriginal activist)
Berta Caceres (environmental and
indigenous rights...
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notable anti-uranium
activists have
included Dr
Helen Calidicott,
Kevin Buzzacott,
Jacqui Katona,
Yvonne Margarula, and
Jillian Marsh. In the 1970s and...
