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Fears Woodside's Scarborough gas project threatens rock art, Pilbara environment - ABC
Save our Songlines protest at The Quarter in Karratha raises concerns about Scarborough’s impact on Murujuga - The Pilbara News
Songlines or Pipelines in the Burrup? - The Monthly
Australia’s largest new fossil fuel project - 7am
‘Our ancestors are in the rocks’: Australian gas project threatens ancient carvings – and emissions blowout - The Guardian
Woodside shareholders back BHP buy but blast climate plan - The Age
Indigenous elders in WA say ‘gag clause’ denies them a say in industrial developments on their land - The Guardian
Pollution is threatening some of the world’s oldest rock carvings - National Geographic
Traditional owners call on federal government to stop urea plant in WA's Pilbara region over fears for rock art - ABC
Federal plea to protect ancient Murujuga rock engravings - NITV
Environment Minister Ley refuses to stop work at ancient Indigenous site - The Australian
Fertiliser company urged to halt plans to remove Burrup Peninsula Indigenous rock art - The Guardian
Pilbara rock art versus $4.5b fertiliser plant: Ley intervenes in clash - The Sydney Morning Herald
WA’s Burrup rock art guardians split over Woodside cash - The Sydney Morning Herald
Pilbara rock art custodians want WA government, Woodside to hit pause on Burrup projects - The Age
If Murujuga is deserving of world heritage listing, why would anyone want to put more industry there? - NITV
Save Our Songlines: Josie Alec on opposition to the Scarborough Gas Hub - Indymedia
Fertiliser plant near sacred WA rock art on hold - SBS
Govt backing for major urea plant divisive - AAP
Labor’s flawed answer to the energy crisis - The Saturday Paper
Tanya Plibersek urged to protect Indigenous rock art up to 50,000 years old by blocking fertiliser plant - The Guardian
The WA gas project that will blow our chances of achieving our emissions targets and threaten precious ancient rock art - ABC
Who cares for Country? Traditional owners and the gas crisis - ABC News
Woodside’s $17 billion Scarborough gas project faces heritage hurdle - Sydney Morning Herald
Environment minister urged to block work on $4.5b Pilbara urea plant - WAtoday
New Ministers urged to halt WA urea plant - AAP
Plibersek urged to halt 'mind-blowing' fertiliser plan for Indigenous site - Yahoo News
Pilbara's traditional owners appeal to Tanya Plibersek to protect rock art, as fertiliser plant is given final approval - ABC News
We must defend Australia’s ancient history from further desecration - WAtoday
Government blocks construction threatening sacred rock art - ABC Radio National
Murujuga Traditional Owners turn to protest after silence from government - SBS
Tanya Plibersek pauses $4.5bn works on Western Australia’s Burrup Peninsula - The Australian
Environment minister requests work pause on $4.5b Pilbara urea plant - The Age
Urea Plant paused on Indigenous fears - AAP
Murujuga Traditional Owners launch appeal as govt stalls gas project construction - SBS
Perdaman fertiliser plant near Karratha paused amid rock art fears - ABC
Plibersek halts fertiliser plan for Indigenous cultural site after outcry - Yahoo News
Fifty-year extension for Australia’s biggest CO2 emitter attracts record number of appeals - The Guardian
Federal government accused of ‘railroading’ traditional custodians over Burrup peninsula rock art site - The Guardian
Traditional owners concerned over controversial fertiliser plant - ABC Radio National
Perdaman's plans to relocate rock art for fertiliser plant feel 'rushed', traditional owners say - ABC
Tanya Plibersek weighs Burrup fertiliser plant fate - The Australian
Tanya Plibersek urged to block $4.5b fertiliser plant proposal amid fears for rock art - ABC News
Western Australia’s Cultural Genocide - NITV
Federal Minister Tanya Plibersek held secret meetings in WA’s Pilbara region to discuss $4.5 billion project - The West Australian
Plibersek rejects bid to block $4.5b fertiliser plant - Australian Financial Review
Plibersek backs Burrup Peninsula fertiliser plant, despite Indigenous heritage concerns - ABC News
Tanya Plibersek backs contentious fertiliser plant on Burrup peninsula - The Guardian
Plibersek backs $4.5 billion WA gas plant despite sacred sites impact - The Sydney Morning Herald
Burrup Peninsula: Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek backs $4.5 billion urea project in the Pilbara - The West Australian
Tanya Plibersek approves $4.5bn Burrup urea plant in WA - The Australian
Federal government won't block controversial Burrup plant - NITV
Indigenous group says Tanya Plibersek ‘hasn’t done her homework’ on Burrup peninsula fertiliser plant - The Guardian
Perdaman fertiliser plant near ancient rock art gets nod from Plibersek, leaving some 'devastated' - ABC News
A $3.1 Billion Fertilizer Plant Risks Aboriginal Rock Carvings - Bloomberg News
Tanya Plibersek paves way for fertiliser plant on Indigenous cultural site - Yahoo News
Australia clears $3 billion urea project over indigenous concerns - Reuters
Ngarluma mayaga in plea to channel Juukan Gorge outrage against Murujuga fertiliser plant plan - National Indigenous Times
Elders ‘objected to Burrup rock art relocation’ - The Australian
Traditional owners' group initially opposed moving sacred rock carvings in Pilbara, documents show - ABC News
Documents reveal traditional owners group refused relocating rock art multiple times before agreeing - ABC Radio National
Labor approves removal of sacred rock art on the Burrup Peninsula - The Saturday Paper
‘Tear up and rewrite Burrup compact’, says traditional owner - The Australian
Plibersek orders independent check on Burrup Indigenous rock art - The Sydney Morning Herald
Controversial fertiliser plant to continue operations as heritage assessment of ancient rock art ongoing - SBS News
Tanya Plibersek review to protect Burrup rock art - The Australian
Minister appoints independent consultant to investigate millennia-old rock art on WA's Burrup Peninsula - ABC News
Claim 40,000-year-old Indigenous site desecrated prompts Plibersek investigation - Yahoo News
Probe into $4.3b Perdaman urea plant, Burrup Peninsula impact on Pilbara rock art - The West Australian
Australia launches industry review near ancient rock art - Reuters
Traditional Custodians condemn federal funding for controversial fertiliser plant - SBS News
Controversial $6.5b Burrup fertiliser plant to get green light by the end of the year - The Sydney Morning Herald
Federal Government agrees to probe of industry impact on Murujuga cultural heritage - National Indigenous Times
Traditional owners welcome cultural heritage assessment of industry on Burrup - The West Australian
Probe into industry effects on Murujuga rock art - Sky News
Plibersek orders independent check on Burrup Indigenous rock art - The Age
Tanya Plibersek appoints independent reporter to look at claims significant Aboriginal sites being threatened - The West Australian
Fears for Indigenous rock art as construction begins on WA’s Burrup peninsula - The Guardian
Race and power collide in a fight over sacred rock art in remote Australia - CNN
Feds launch inquiry into WA gas plant, rock art clash - The Age
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