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Protestors defy Mt Warning-Wollumbin climbing ban by traditional owners to gather for second year in a row to see an Australia Day sunrise
The trail up Mt Warning was closed in 2020 amid the Covid pandemic but has remained shut with the government giving various reasons including its significance to local Indigenous people..
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Locking Us Out of Our National Parks – Quadrant Online
If Australians don’t raise a fuss, we risk being locked out of so many wonderful things. Uluru has already been snatched, likewise Mount Warning and, in Victoria, some much-loved Grampians climbs are now off limits -- these bans and exclusions all based on race. The omens are grim, especially if the Voice gets up
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Norwood housing options seem dismal for renters, buyers
In the face of a weak national housing market, a few concerned citizens posted in the Norwood Collective Facebook group their questions about the many commercial listings on Norwood’s Grand
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Source: telluridenews.com
Mt Warning climbing ban: Security on sacred mountain costs taxpayers $7,000 a week
Tourists are defying the ban on climbing sacred Mt Warning in northern NSW, forcing National Parks and Wildlife Service to shell out $7,000 a week on a private security firm.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Australia Day: Hikers defy Indigenous ban on climbing Mount Warning by making early morning ascent
Protesters have climbed to the top of the stunningly beautiful Mount Warning in northern New South Wales, defying a ban imposed out of respect to Aboriginal custodians.
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Mount Warning Indigenous women's sacred sites being 'extinguished' by Wollumbin Consultative Group
A proposed new management plan for a national park in far northern NSW has sparked an outcry and divided the local Indigenous community.
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The next Uluru? Hikers and Aboriginal elders await decision on closure of Wollumbin summit
The NSW government faces a delicate balancing act as it considers the future of a popular walking track, which has been shut for two years on cultural and safety grounds
Source: theguardian.com
Mt Warning ban – The Echo
Indigenous readers be advised that the following letter contains references to persons deceased. I read with some interest and also, I am sad to admit, disappointment, the article by Marc Hendrickx ( Echo, 17 February). As a climber I understand his concerns and can empathise with his sense of potential loss and need to protect what is important to him, but am not convinced by his arguments. I am particularly concerned with his criticism of NPWS for preferencing the views of the Bundjalung nati...
Source: echo.net.au