Aboriginal Heritage Protection
Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation has "defined a new approach" to agreement-making in Australia, following the signing Thursday of a Statement of Intent by the Corporation, the federal, state and local...
A Western Australian Traditional Owners group has expressed "profound disappointment" over a mining company's Section 18 application to impact two sacred sites, submitted without the group's content.
A mining company operating in Western Australia's north has falsely claimed it had the consent of the Kimberley Land Council for works, the Council says.
The High Court of Australia will this week hold two days of hearings on the question of crown immunity for Commonwealth body corporates, and whether the Director of National Parks can be prosecuted fo...
Kimberley Mineral Sands has confirmed their chief executive has been made redundant as Traditional Owners continue to raise concerns about alleged land clearing at one of the mining company's sites.
The Western Australian government has provided the Warnpurru Aboriginal Corporation with a $1.17 million Lotterywest grant towards major upgrades at Patjarr Community, 1,200 kilometres north-east of K...
Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation Rangers are helping to create a suite of university level "micro-credentials" for monitoring the rock art of Murujuga – the first of its kind in Australia, and li...
Wintawari Guruma Aboriginal Corporation has urged a mining company to reconsider their plans to develop another mine at the doorstep of Karijini National Park.
Traditional Owners have halted a heritage survey on Rio Tinto's Brockman Syncline project in the Pilbara after blasting impacted an Indigenous rock shelter.
In western Queensland, roughly 90 kilometres west of Windorah, a sacred well was recently filled with 25kg of concrete and other material by an unknown vandal.
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 First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance has welcomed the federal government's new National Cultural Policy, Revive, for its focus on First Nations communities.
Elders in South Australia have been left shocked and devastated by the deliberate destruction of ancient cave art which is up to 40,000 years old.