Popular campsite closed over concerns Aboriginal site, artefacts impacted by camping activities A popular campground has been slammed shut for weeks after concerns were raised about ancient nearby ...

There are several provisions under the law relating to damage to Aboriginal heritage, with some garnering maximum penalties of up to $346,158 for an individual or $1.9 million for a corporation.

An ancient Aboriginal art site on the New South Wales Central Coast has been vandalised for a second time in a matter of months, despite the presence of deterrence measures.

As a result, former justice Mary Southin of the BC Court of Appeal subsequently noted that Aboriginal title hovers as a “cloud” over private land rights in the non-treaty areas of the province.

Seventeen of the 34 campsites can be used by campervans, caravans or trailers. Originally published as Popular campsite closed over concerns Aboriginal site, artefacts impacted by camping activities ...

A popular campsite renowned for its surf beach and coastal walking trails has been closed over concerns an Aboriginal site and its artefacts were impacted by camping activities.

Blake Antrobus @bt_ant less than 2 min read April 22, 2023 - 12:25PM NCA NewsWire ...