Heritage Laws
Court hears farmer was warned twice before destroying 1500-year-old Indigenous heritage site
A Victorian farmer has denied he deliberately destroyed a 1500-year-old Aboriginal cultural heritage...
Dechlan Brennan
2 Apr 2025
WA shire fined for breach of Aboriginal heritage laws
The Shire of Toodyay in Western Australia's Wheatbelt region has been given a suspended fine for bre...
Indigenous heritage laws, education big winners from Victorian budget
The cost-cutting Victorian budget has delivered a win for Aboriginal heritage laws and Indigenous-le...
First test for WA's updated cultural heritage laws
Western Australia's updated cultural heritage laws will soon be put to their first significant test,...
WA heritage laws a step closer to being axed
Western Australia's botched Aboriginal cultural heritage laws are a step closer to being officially...
Court hears farmer was warned twice before destroying 1500-year-old Indigenous heritage site
A Victorian farmer has denied he deliberately destroyed a 1500-year-old Aborigin...
Dechlan Brennan
2 Apr 2025
WA shire fined for breach of Aboriginal heritage laws
The Shire of Toodyay in Western Australia's Wheatbelt region has been given a su...
Dechlan Brennan
18 Mar 2025
Indigenous heritage laws, education big winners from Victorian budget
The cost-cutting Victorian budget has delivered a win for Aboriginal heritage la...
Dechlan Brennan
8 May 2024
First test for WA's updated cultural heritage laws
Western Australia's updated cultural heritage laws will soon be put to their fir...
Dechlan Brennan
13 Feb 2024
WA heritage laws a step closer to being axed
Western Australia's botched Aboriginal cultural heritage laws are a step closer...
Aaron Bunch
19 Oct 2023
The WA government will undertake Aboriginal cultural heritage surveys for the next 10 years after scrapping its divisive new legislation on Tuesday.
The West Australian government says a final decision about changes to its controversial cultural heritage laws will be made soon, amid reports it plans to dump the month-old legislation.
The destruction of sacred rock shelters in another state has prompted South Australia to toughen penalties for disturbing or damaging Aboriginal heritage.
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