Kyra Reznikov

[1] After graduating from high school, she attended the University of Adelaide, where she obtained degrees in law and chemical engineering with first class honors.

In 2010, Reznikov was recognised by Doyle’s Guide to the Australian Legal Profession as one of the Top 20 "rising stars of Planning and Environmental Law" in Australia.

As of 2016, Reznikov's work for the resources sector focuses on "planning approvals and tenement applications, environmental impact assessment, compliance, water access, tenure and management of carbon costs.

"[2] In April 2016, Reznikov joined a delegation organised by the Committee for Adelaide which visited a number of nuclear waste storage facilities in Europe.

Her AusIMM conference presentation was entitled "Opportunities and Challenges for Nuclear Fuel Cycle Participation – Learnings from Finland, France and the UK".