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Looking back: Where is Whalers water?

The Eyre Peninsula Environmental Protection Alliance opposes Whalers Way as the site for an Orbital Launch Complex. (Charlotte Martin: 354353_01)
Charlotte Martin

Amid the government provisional approvals for the Whalers Way Orbital Launch Complex and ongoing concern about the future of Eyre […]

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