Kakadu National Park management has asked the Northern Territory government to drop court action over an allegedly illegally disturbed Aboriginal sacred site.
Parks Australia - which is part of the federal government s environment department - says it s immune from prosecution and would prefer to work with traditional owners and the NT government to protect the World Heritage-listed park.
It is accused of building a walking track in Kakadu at Gunlom - a cascading waterfall that appeared in the movie Crocodile Dundee - without permission from the Indigenous custodians.
akadu National Park management has asked the Northern Territory government to drop court action over an allegedly illegally disturbed Aboriginal sacred site
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