Qld returns world heritage Daintree to First Nations ownership
Historic hand-back as 160,000 hectares of globally significant World Heritage land is returned to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Peoples.
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Unesco decision over Great Barrier Reef ‘flouts reality’ warns Greenpeace
Environmental group claims politics trumped the truth, as move to list the Reef as ‘In Danger’ is defeated at Friday night meeting.
Environment minister off to lobby for no change to Barrier Reef listing
Minister is meeting Unesco officials and other ‘concerned’ countries as Government rages at a possible In Danger listing for iconic landmark.
Aussie govt. on a collision course with Unesco over Barrief Reef
Officials say they are ‘stunned’ after a Unesco backflip that sees the Great Barrier Reef singled out for an ‘in danger’ listing.
Flinders Ranges may be next in line for a World Heritage listing
South Australia’s iconic mountain range has been nominated for a Tentative listing and could eventually join the Great Barrier Reef and others.
Exciting new tourism chapter for iconic Kakadu National Park
New master plan is to guide $276-million rejuvenation that includes improved co-operation with Traditional Owners and upgraded infrastructure.
Great Barrier Reef could be on Unesco danger list by next year
"The overall outlook for the Great Barrier Reef is poor, has worsened since 2009 and is expected to further deteriorate,” says latest government report.
Leonardo DiCaprio criticises Great Barrier Reef devastation
Leonardo DiCaprio has spoken of the devastation he's witnessed on the Great Barrier Reef, as the World Heritage Committee meets to consider its status.
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