Kaurna Elders News Today

A property developer is requesting a 25-year approval to disrupt and repatriate cultural heritage materials found on their 1600-hectare site.

An Aboriginal community has been left in distress after their ancestors' remains were removed from a burial site under a housing development.

The remains of Aboriginal ancestors found at the Riverlea housing development north of Adelaide will be dug up and reburied despite concerns the mass grave is the result of a massacre.

A native title body will rebury ancestral remains found at an Adelaide construction site despite community members condemning "destruction" of their culture.

Mr Catanzariti is one of the many Kaurna community members calling on the state government to reject the developer’s application to remove remains.

Underlining the important role of landscape architecture in enhancing the lives of the community, AILA SA Awards jury chair and AILA SA president Daniel Bennett said, “It is clear in 2022 that landscape architects in South Australia are charting a positive facilitation role in recognising Country, working with First Nations to acknowledge a painful and often disgraceful past to create places for truth telling and reconciliation for the future.”