Save Our Songlines - Protect the Burrup

Wayiba, Wanthiwa!

We acknowledge the Ngarluma people, the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we live and work.

This website may contain images and recordings of people who have died. Please respect their memories.

Murujuga is a place of worship. Our rock art tells our stories; it is our Bible. We practise and continue to follow our cultural protocols, passing down knowledge of Lore and culture. As custodians we are entrusted to carry on our traditional customs.

We are joining together to stop new industry on the Burrup from damaging our Songlines, our rock art, our health and our climate. We oppose planned expansion of Burrup Hub industry by Woodside, Perdaman and Yara.

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Statement on Channel 7 Regional News coverage

Statement by Raelene Cooper, Save Our Songlines spokesperson: "Last night, I was interviewed by 7 News Regional WA for a story on the...

Murujuga Traditional Custodians say expanding Burrup Hub incompatible with World Heritage Listing

Murujuga Traditional Custodians have called for a moratorium on further industrial development on the Burrup Peninsula until an...

Statement on Art Gallery of WA protest

Statement from Raelene Cooper, Mardudhunera woman and former Chair of the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, on the protest at the WA Art...

Our Heart Call to Action

Remove gag clauses on Traditional Owners preventing us from speaking out.
Provide independent funding to Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation so it does not have to do deals with Woodside to manage cultural heritage.
Put an immediate pause on the Scarborough gas project until Traditional Owners can be properly consulted and make an informed decisions.

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