Aboriginal Heritage Bill
Mining company Rio Tinto has released its second Communities and Social Performance Commitments Disclosure Report, outlining progress made against the commitments in the 2020 Review of the destruction...
Cultural heritage protection company Agreement Hub claimed on Friday that a new survey shows "an acute sense of anxiety" over the implementation of the Western Australia's Aboriginal Cultural Heritage...
The Kimberley Land Council has fired back at criticism from the Aboriginal Affairs minister surrounding the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act regulations consultation process.
Traditional Owners fear significant sites surrounding the scene of the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre will be destroyed by the proposed construction of a bridge due to commence later this year.
The United Nations has urged the Australian Government to investigate the Western Australian government's Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill. On 3 December, Marc Bossuyt, Vice-Chair of the United Natio...
Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (BNTAC) have joined the chorus of voices opposing the Western Australian Government's Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill.
My family, like many Aboriginal families, have strong ties and memories of being and working on farms and pastoral stations. These were where Aboriginal people were sent after being removed from our T...
The Kimberley Land Council has warned of a "cultural catastrophe" as the West Australian Government push forward with its heritage bill after repeated calls for change remain ignored.
The Western Australian government's Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill, which keeps the final say over important heritage decisions with the Minister and not Aboriginal people, is expected to be rammed...
The right of Traditional Owners to appeal to the State Administrative Tribunal under the proposed new Aboriginal Heritage Bill has now been removed from draft versions of the new law, despite strong r...
A culturally significant site in the Pilbara which includes ancient footprints was allegedly recently drilled without the proper consent. Pat Mason, who identified the site at Pretty Pool in 2010, tol...
The destruction of Juukan Gorge by Rio Tinto was "not unique" but "an extreme example of the destruction of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage which continues to happen in this co...
Traditional Owners in Western Australia have said Aboriginal Affairs Minister Stephen Dawson "isn't listening" to grave concerns about draft Aboriginal heritage laws.