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Mining giants push back on sacred site pause after Rio cave disaster We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Mining giants push back on sacred site pause after Rio cave disaster Normal text size Advertisement Australia s largest miners are pushing back against a federal inquiry s proposal to pause all projects on sacred Indigenous sites across the nation s most lucrative mining state, as key investors and First Nations leaders stand by the move to overhaul the industry. Following months of public hearings, a joint parliamentary committee probing Rio Tinto s destruction of two 46,000-year-old Aboriginal rock shelters released a list of recommendations on Wednesday. The most far-reaching of its calls was for a Western Australia-wide freeze on all new government approvals to disturb or destroy culturally significant sites until the state s laws were strengthened.

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