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Burra marks major heritage milestone

Young Derek Mitchell-Sansbury prepares ochre during the ceremony while native plants are burned to create cleansing smoke. (Kalli Batzavalis: 551300)

The historic town of Burra has marked a major milestone across the weekend, hosting the 50th anniversary celebrations of Australia […]

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