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One of the most significant creation stories will this weekend be presented for the first time in Western Australia's Pilbara region, where it originated.
In the latest development of a long-running investigation, it has been announced the decision regarding the World Heritage Listing for the Murujuga Cultural Landscape will be made in July when the UNE...
Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation ranger Jade Churnside has long held aspirations to open a nursery in the Pilbara that grows native species to help re-vegetate Country.
A report prepared for federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek found no conclusive proof that industrial emissions are harming the ancient petroglyphs in and around Western Australia's Burrup Peni...
Activist Raelene Cooper will appear in Karratha Magistrate's Court on a string of serious charges later this month. The Mardudhunera woman, who has campaigned to protect ancient rock art in Western Au...
Woodside has again been given permission to conduct seismic testing for its Scarborough project in northern Western Australia after an earlier approval had been ruled invalid by the Federal Court.
Climate activists fear they may be imprisoned after the ABC said it would hand footage from a Four Corners program of them protesting Woodside's Burrup Peninsula gas project to WA Police.
Woodside's chief executive is calling for urgent reform of Australia's offshore approvals process after the Federal Court threatened to delay a $16 billion offshore gas project because an Indigenous w...
The conduct of the ABC for its underground investigation into climate protestors and police tactics appears the tip of the iceberg after airing its Four Corners episode on Monday night.
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More than 40,000 years ago, Aboriginal people of Murujuga began carving art into stone on the Burrup peninsula in Western Australia. The cultural landscape is nominated for world heritage listing and...
The ABC is under enormous pressure to reveal the full extent of its knowledge of a climate protest outside the family home of Woodside Energy CEO Meg O'Neill on Tuesday morning.
West Australian Premier Roger Cook intends to seek answers from ABC management on why it had a film crew present at a climate protest outside Woodside Energy boss Meg O'Neill's family home in City Bea...