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Nyungar language teacher Yibiyung Roma Winmar with academic Clint Bracknell in 2015. Winmar will be in charge of the language immersion session of workshops in Perth for the ‘Nyungarpedia’. Photograph: Lauchie Gillett/Supplied Nyungar language teacher Yibiyung Roma Winmar with academic Clint Bracknell in 2015. Winmar will be in charge of the language immersion session of workshops in Perth for the
WildLeaks attracts major wildlife crime leads in first three months
The slaughter of elephants, rhinos, tigers and other species has surged in the last decade, part of an illicit wildlife trade worth $10-20bn a year according to Interpol. Only drugs, people and arms trafficking earn more for criminals and the corruption and violence accompanying wildlife crime takes a heavy toll on local communities. “We had our first tip within 24 hours and the response has been
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