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Taxpayer-funded reef charity only ‘partially effective’
The not-for-profit Great Barrier Reef Foundation was handed $443m of taxpayer dollars in 2018 by the federal government, so that the charity could raise money from the private sector to attract further investment in reef restorations. The Commonwealth auditor-general, in its latest report,…
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