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Major development for Mount Warning hikers after climbing the popular tourist attraction was banned because of its significance to the local Indigenous community

A minor-party MP is seeking to overturn a ban on climbing a popular mountain saying that claims it is a sacred site are the hocus pocus inventions of left-wing extremists .

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 it s significance to local Indigenous people..

Dispute Breaks Out Over Which Indigenous Group Has the Right to Conduct Traditional Ceremony

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.

Before the colonists came, we burned small and burned often to avoid big fires. It's time to relearn cultural burning

Before the colonists came, we managed the land with careful use of cool burns. To stop giant bushfires, we have to learn again how to care for country.

Australia: We burned small and burned often to avoid big fires

For 60,000 years, many First Nations peoples managed the land that sustained us. Fire, for us, was not destructive. It created new life. We believe bringing back cultural burning is an important step towards creating a more just and sustainable future.

Before the colonists came, First Nations peoples burned small and burned often to avoid big fires

Time to Relearn Cultural Burning: Before Colonists, Small Fires Prevailed

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.

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.