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Conservationist shares never-before-seen footage of uncontacted Amazonian tribe, details his remarkable experience

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By Alex Blair Verified
| Flipboard
Tom King Confirms The Matriarch is The Daughter Of The Sovereign We kinda knew it. All the evidence was there. However, Tom King has confirmed that The Matriarch is Lyssa, the daughter of Amazonian warrior Emelie and …
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Australia eyes Indonesia’s nickel in its play for critical mineral supremacy

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By Alex Blair Verified
| NR Investing
A mere day after swearing in his cabinet on 14 May, freshly re-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese boarded a flight from Canberra to Jakarta, signifying to the world the importance his government places in the relationship with its northerly neighbours. Waiting to greet Albanese for the first overseas visit of his second term was Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.
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Five leading investment areas for Australian mining in South East Asia

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By Alex Blair Verified
| NR Investing
Minerals produced in South East Asia play a crucial role in global manufacturing and the green energy transition, from Indonesia’s nickel to the dysprosium, terbium and other heavy rare earth elements (REEs) under threat in Myanmar. Collectively, Australian mining companies make the country the largest investor in mineral exploration across South East Asia and the Pacific.
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