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The Australian Geographic Awards for Nature is the Society’s flagship conservation funding program. These competitive grants ...

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On Christmas Eve 1974, nine-year-old Rodney Gregg and his identical twin brother were spending a lazy afternoon riding around Nakara, one of Darwin’s northern suburbs, on bicycles they’d received from ...