For a place more than 500 million years in the making, Uluru evolves pretty fast. The Field of Lights now blink across the desert sands at its foot, helicopters and Harleys buzz about its fringes and, ...
It is a holy spot for the indigenous Anangu, where their ancestors rest and outsiders are cursed for disturbing the red-coloured Uluru monolith reaching for the sky. The problem, however, is that ...
Mt Warning in the Tweed ranges in northern NSW is considered a sacred site for the traditional owners, the Bundjalung people. The mountain, which is also known as Wollumbin, is also hugely popular ...
SYDNEY (WASHINGTON POST) - It is a holy spot for the indigenous Anangu, where their ancestors rest and outsiders are cursed for disturbing the red-coloured Uluru monolith reaching for the sky. The ...
Climbing Uluru will soon be banned because it is deeply offensive to traditional owners but many tourists don’t care. And yet day after day Australian and international tourists walk past the sign and ...
On the back of the climbing ban at Uluru, Indigenous activists have turned their attention to a new destination they want closed to hikers. Mt Warning in the Tweed ranges in northern NSW is considered ...
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