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10 November 2026

Billionaire couple donates $120 million to conservation groups

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Billionaire couple donates $120 million to conservation groups

An Australian billionaire couple has made one of the biggest donations to conservation in Australia's history. An environment group says it could make their "incredible ambition" to manage 5 per cent of Australia's landmass possible.

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