Call to protect Barmah’s cultural and ecological assets

By Fiona Lloyd

Mar 24, 2023

Environmental Justice Australia's Bruce Lindsay.

Lawyers acting for the Yorta Yorta Nation say hay dropped within Barmah National Park during last year’s floods caused ecological harm and damage to culturally significant sites.

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