Heritage Protection
Yued Aboriginal Corporation have reached a Yued Heritage Protection Agreement with nbn Co for the infrastructure company's activities on Yued Boodja.
Protection of one of the world's richest and ancient collections of engraved rock art has stretched from land to sea, with the arrival of a new Ranger vessel to preserve sea Country in the World Herit...
A framework to verify connection to Country for cultural heritage claims could be introduced as part of an overhaul of Commonwealth protection laws.
On a women's site of red rock and wind-carved outcrops on the Burrup Peninsula in WA's Pilbara region, two young Murujuga women rangers walk among the ancient stone.
A proposed hotel development on Darwin's waterfront has triggered strong opposition from Larrakia Traditional Owners and Indigenous business leaders, who warn that recent legislative changes have unde...
In the Wet Tropics of North Queensland on Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country, a sacred conservation space lies. Wawu Dimbi – meaning "place of inner spirit" in Yalanji language – is a significan...
Yued Aboriginal Corporation have executed a Yued Heritage Protection Agreement with minerals explorer Chalice Mining Ltd for the latest of the company's tenements on Yued Boodja.
A delegation from the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation (MAC) has travelled to Paris for a final decision on its bid to secure World Heritage Listing for the Murujuga Cultural Landscape on the Burrup Pe...
A thorough expert scientific monitoring program and further independent analysis on its report of the impact of largest and oldest rock art gallery in world should ensure its inscription by UNESCO in...
A Yued Heritage Protection Agreement with a third Renewable Energy Developer in 2025 demonstrates the growing demand WA's clean energy transition is putting on the State's Traditional Owners to respon...
A new Yued Heritage Protection Agreement with Carbon Positive Australia establishes processes by which consideration is given to activities planned by project proponents, and gives non-Aboriginal peop...
Five years after the destruction of a rockshelter at Juukan Gorge, the PKKP Aboriginal Corporation has signed a Co-Management Agreement with Rio Tinto.
Responsibility for First Nations heritage protection reform is in the Albanese government's hands after rival advocates reached agreement on proposed new terms for federal heritage law changes.