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    Killing Country - The Adani Carmichael coal mine: introduction to a special five-part series
    16 Nov 2017
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    Kristen Lyons, Morgan Brigg, John Quiggin
    New Matilda

    The controversial proposed Adani Carmichael coalmine commands diverse media headlines, but the untold story is about Indigenous rights and, in particular, the resistance of Wangan and Jagalingou people to the expropriation of their lands.

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