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Indigenous Community Reacts to Destruction of Aboriginal Rock Shelter in NSW

27 Mayıs 2026The Guardian

A significant Aboriginal rock shelter has been destroyed by contractors working on transmission lines for the Central-West Orana renewable energy zone in New South Wales. Indigenous community members have expressed their shock and anger over the irreversible damage inflicted on this heritage site.
The destruction occurred during the construction of access tracks for the energy project located approximately 300km north-west of Sydney.
The Central-West Orana renewable energy zone is part of Australia's broader efforts to transition to renewable energy sources. However, the destruction of culturally significant sites during such developments has sparked outrage and calls for better safeguards to protect Indigenous heritage.
The destruction of the Aboriginal rock shelter raises critical questions about the balance between renewable energy development and the preservation of Indigenous heritage. As Australia pushes towards a greener future, it must not overlook the cultural and historical significance of its land.

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