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Ancient Aboriginal Rock Art Threatened by Australian Natural Gas Project

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The Australian High Court is scrutinizing the extension and expansion of a natural gas project in the northwest of the country this week. In September last year, the Minister for Nature gave the green light for the giant natural gas processor, which is now allowed to remain active until 2070. But according to experts and the traditional residents of the area, the industry may be damaging centuries-old Aboriginal rock art. Raelene Cooper forms a…

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The Australian High Court is scrutinizing the extension and expansion of a natural gas project in the northwest of the country this week. In September last year, the Minister for Nature gave the green light for the giant natural gas processor, which is now allowed to remain active until 2070. But according to experts and the traditional residents of the area, the industry may be damaging centuries-old Aboriginal rock art. Raelene Cooper forms a…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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NOS broke the news in Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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