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Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation happy with Minister King’s decision on Kimba Nuclear waste site

Chairperson of the Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation Mr Jason Bilney leaving the Adelaide court on July 18, 2023. Picture, supplied.
Matt Welch

With the Minister for Resources, Madeleine King announcing an appeal in regards to the court ruling on the Kimba Nuclear […]

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