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The Tragic History Of Australia's Ayers Rock Shutterstock By Mina Nakatani/Jan. 20, 2021 4:52 pm EDT Nestled in Australia's Northern Territory, right around the center of the continent, lies Ayers Rock, a towering monolith of red sandstone standing tall in the midst of a desert. It's an imposing and impressive sight, one which really does go to show the power and beauty of nature. However, the rock formation is a lot more than a natural marvel. Ayers Rock has a pretty long history, and for much of that time, it was known solely as a monument of spiritual importance. But that ...

In the media Australia makes top 10 for real estate investment Australia just became one of the top ten countries to buy real estate with inbound investments to increase sharply in 2021 (04 November 2020).  More... Office outlook optimistic for 2021 There is likely to be “no major demise” to the global office sector, despite remote working arrangements, with higher rental incentives expected in CBD offices, according to a global survey by Savills Investment Management (04 December 2020).  More... Australian commercial property firms see environmental management as increasingly importan...

Northern Territory: TERC Report details strategy to pursue goal of $40B economy by 2030 Australia December 10 2020 The Territory Economic Reconstruction Commission tells government to "roll out the red carpet" for private investment to drive economy growth. The Territory Economic Reconstruction Commission's Final Report illustrates that the Northern Territory is uniquely positioned to take advantage of post-COVID global market trends to accelerate the growth of its economy and lead the national economic recovery. Doing so will require the co-operation of the broad Northern Territory community...

Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) Traditional Owners have welcomed an interim report from the parliamentary inquiry into the destruction of ancient caves at Juukan Gorge. The inquiry has been investigating the circumstances that led to Rio Tinto detonating the 46,000-year-old rock shelters in May. The committee's report called for Rio Tinto to negotiate compensation with PKKP people, to undertake a restoration process at the site, and to uphold a permanent moratorium on mining in the area. PKKP Aboriginal Corporation spokesman Burchell Hayes welcomed the preliminary findings, saying Tra...