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‘Genocide’: Murujuga custodian speaks out against Woodside’s 50-year extension
- Gerard Mazza
- Jan 6
- 1 min read
Toxic pollution from Woodside's Burrup Hub is already destroying the Murujuga rock art — but Woodside is currently asking the Albanese government to approve a 50-year extension.
Mardudhunera traditional custodian Raelene Cooper is calling on the government to reject Woodside’s North West Shelf proposal and protect the sacred Murujuga rock art.
Stand with her.
Raelene Cooper's powerful stance highlights the vital role of custodians services in protecting cultural heritage and sacred lands. As traditional custodians, her call to preserve the Murujuga rock art against industrial harm emphasizes the importance of responsible stewardship. It’s a reminder that true custodianship goes beyond just protection—it’s about honoring the past and ensuring a sustainable future for all.