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Why Everyone Is Breaking The Rules Mamamia Out Loud The Story Of Michel & Simon No Filter ADVERTISEMENT Much of the information around the tests was highly classified, and some information remains so. Thirty per cent of the British and Australian servicemen who were exposed during these tests died of cancer, though a Royal Commission in 1984 was not able to reach a conclusion linking their health issues directly to the blasts.  Similarly, many locals died prematurely, went blind and suffered from illness that may have been linked to radiation. The British detonated nine nuclear bombs and conducted hundreds of #NuclearTests in outback South Australia between 1953 and 1963. The resulting contamination and cover-up continues to haunt us.https://t.co/MvXl8mXi4s@MonashEAE#Maralingapic.twitter.com/HRdDispZSI Monash University (@MonashUni) June 21, 2021

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