$1m lifeline for stalled opal museum after $30m in grants ran out
Construction of the museum boasting the world's greatest public collection of opalised dinosaur fossils has been on hold since the project ran out of money last year.
$1m lifeline for stalled opal museum after $30m in grants ran out
Construction of the museum boasting the world's greatest public collection of opalised dinosaur fossils has been on hold since the project ran out of money last year.
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