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Burra and Moonta's Australian Cornish Mining Sites are a step closer to World Heritage status, being placed on UNESCO's tentative list by the Australian Government last week. L-R- David Stevenson (CEO Regional Council of Goyder), Meredith Satchell (Local Burra Historian), Mayor Bill Gebhardt (Mayor,Regional Council of Goyder), Geraldine Smedley (National Trust SA- Burra Branch). (Supplied: Hayley Walmsley)
James Swanborough

The Australian Cornish Mining sites at Burra and Moonta celebrated a milestone last week, with the Australian Government officially adding […]

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