2006 marks 50 years since the first atomic bomb was detonated at Maralinga in SA’s west. The cumulative radioactive fallout from these British tests fell over much of Australia, and the civilians, military personnel and Indigenous communities directly impacted by the tests are yet to be appropriately acknowledged or compensated. Maralinga 50 Years: html, pdf […]
2006 marks 50 years since the first atomic bomb was detonated at Maralinga in SA’s west. The cumulative radioactive fallout from these British tests fell over much of Australia, and the civilians, military personnel and Indigenous communities directly impacted by the tests are yet to be appropriately acknowledged or compensated.
Maralinga 50 Years: html, pdf (1.2 MB)
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Campaign Details
Group Leading this Campaign:
Clean Futures Collective
Main Issue of the Campaign: Other
Campaign Ran From: 2009 to 2009
Geographic Range of Activity: National
Weblinks
Maralinga
