Kakadu National Park
A uranium miner looks set to drop its Federal Court challenge to a government decision not to renew the controversial Jabiluka mineral lease.
It has been announced Twin Falls Gorge in the heart of the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park will reopen in 2026. Having been closed for major upgrades, new artist renderings show elevated an...
Mining giant Rio Tinto will put its money where its mouth is and get on with the job of shutting down and rehabilitating a controversial uranium mine surrounded by the World Heritage Kakadu National P...
It is said Bula sleeps at Gunlom Falls, at the base of sickness country; a spirit so powerful the Jawoyn people liken it to Armageddon. Until 2019, thousands of tourists traipsed through the culturall...
On a scorching day, in front of a pristine waterhole, Parks Australia has accepted it was criminally liable for building a walkway over sacred rock art along Gunlom Falls in Kakadu National Park.
A company's legal challenge to the cessation of a lease over the Jabiluka uranium mine will have one more opponent after a judge allowed the area's Traditional Owners to participate.
Energy Resources of Australia will appeal the Northern Territory government's decision to not renew the Jabiluka mineral lease, with a Federal Court listing scheduled for Thursday.
The federal government has advised the Northern Territory government not to renew the Jabiluka Mineral Lease, enabling the site's incorporation into Kakadu National Park.
The Northern Territory government has knocked back an application from Energy Resources Australia for a 10-year lease renewal on the Jabiluka Uranium Mine.
Kakadu Traditional Owners have welcomed the decision by the Northern Territory government to issue a two-year order to prevent mining and exploration in the Jabiluka area.
The Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority welcomed news on Wednesday that the Director of National Parks intends to plead guilty to breaches of the Northern Territory Aboriginal Sacred Sites Act.
The Northern Land Council has welcomed the High Court's ruling that Commonwealth can be held criminally liable for damages to Indigenous sacred sites.
The Commonwealth can be held criminally liable for damages to Indigenous sacred sited, the country's highest court has ruled. The High Court on Wednesday overturned a decision from the Northern Territ...