Acid Test Weekend Australian Magazine 16 march 2019 by Victoria Laurie The biggest and oldest collection of rock art in the world lies hard up against a booming resources precinct. Can they really coexist? Read the recent feature, kindly provided ...
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Hon Robin Chapple is strongly continuing to push for World Heritage Listing for the Burrup. Here’s a recent Question without Notice and the Minister for Environment’s response (12 February 2019).
Read MoreThank you to Frank McKone for this wonderful Letters to the editor, The Canberra Times, December 13, 2018 Murujuga’s engravings under threat from industrial fumes
Read MoreThe 2019 Annual General Meeting of the Friends of Australian Rock Art Inc. (FARA) will be held on Saturday 13 April 2019, 1.30 pm at 41 Havelock St, West Perth. Our special Guest Speaker will be Melissa Parke. Please join ...
Read MoreDepartment of Water and Environmental Regulation has released its Murujuga Rock Art Strategy. The Murujuga Rock Art Strategy is a monitoring, analysis and decision-making framework to protect the Aboriginal rock art located on Murujuga. ***FARA’s response to the strategy document*** ...
Read MoreWest Australian – Tom Zaunmayr Friday, 15 February 2019 Decades of bickering over the impact of heavy industry on Australia’s biggest rock art gallery could be put to bed, with the State Government set to turn up the focus on air ...
Read MoreView Tim Winton – patron of Murujuga World Heritage Summit – talk about the Murrujuga rock art (2 August 2018 – UWA Centre for Rock Art Research + Management) Tim Winton – patron of Murujuga World Heritage Summit CRAR+M is ...
Read MoreYet another urgent appeal as more industry threatens the Burrup rock art. Many thanks to all of you who responded to our urgent pleas back in November to send in requests to WA’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to make Public ...
Read MoreAnother urgent appeal as more industry threatens the Burrup rock art. (Thanks for Robin Chapple MLC for the text below) Dear friends Last week we sent you an email about the world’s oldest and largest collection of rock art that ...
Read MoreWesfarmers and Perdaman advance WA petrochemical plans for Burrup Peninsula Peter Milne, The West Australian Wednesday, 14 November 2018 Two proposed petrochemical developments on the Burrup Peninsula — Wesfarmers’ methanol plant and Perdaman’s urea plant — have taken a step ...
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