Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
An undetermined Native Title area joint venture proponents believe is home to one of the world's best underdeveloped iron ore sites has been removed from a $400 million exploration proposal.
The ABC has taken legal action against the Indigenous land council that softened its stance against a $1 billion gold mine in western NSW. The Orange Local Aboriginal Land Council's submission last Ja...
The Victorian Premier has accused the state opposition of stoking "nasty racial division", while the the Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations has labelled Liberal leader John Pesutto...
The Victorian government has announced backing for the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Fund in order to help Traditional Owners protect the state's cultural heritage.
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.
Traditional Owners in Victoria have expressed concern at comments from property developers and the Nationals leader Peter Walsh linking heritage laws and the rising cost of housing in the state.
Councillors in Kalgoorlie-Boulder have voted to proceed with public consultation for the sale of land in Broadwood, which includes an Aboriginal heritage site, as the mining town faces an urgent accom...
Traditional Owners have received an apology from Sandfire Resources amid a government probe into whether its destruction of two Aboriginal artefact sites in Western Australia breached the state's cult...
Economic empowerment is being felt across more First Nations communities through a strategic focus on return to Country. The Indigenous Land and Sea Council said on Thursday it would hone its focus ov...
New Aboriginal heritage legislation is a step closer in Tasmania after the Tasmanian government provided an update on the preparation of the state's new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Protection Act.
The WA Government's probe into Sandfire Resources over the destruction of Indigenous cultural artefacts will likely be thwarted by a statute of limitations law.
Traditional Owners of Indigenous cultural sites in the Mid West that were destroyed by a copper miner but not reported for five years have called for restitution over the incident.
Sandfire Resources will be investigated after confirming it had destroyed Aboriginal artefacts over several years at the Monty deposit within its DeGrussa operations, 150km north of Meekatharra.