Man found guilty of breaching WA’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting ‘Rainbow Serpent’
A Western Australian landowner has been found guilty of breaching the state’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting a creek on his property associated with the “Rainbow Serpent”.
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Tony built a bridge over a creek on his property after it was damaged by floods. He's now been fined thousands after missing one 'unbelievable' detail
A Western Australian man has been found guilty of ... jailed for nine months and fined $20,000 after he disrupted the 'Rainbow Serpent' that was associated with the creek on his property in ...
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All the colours of the rainbow
One of the oldest images is that of the Rainbow Serpent in Australian Aboriginal traditions. The serpent is often seen as the creator, shaping the earth’s mountains and valleys as it moves over ...
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Toodyay Shire handed $8k suspended fine for breaching WA's Aboriginal heritage laws
A Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage prosecutor said the works disrupted the Waugul, a rainbow serpent central to Noongar mythology. A West Australian Wheatbelt council has been given a ...
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Man found guilty of breaching WA’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting ‘Rainbow Serpent’
The river is associated with Wagyl, the Rainbow Serpent central to the mythology ... Picture: Sky News Australia Mr Maddox was charged under the unamended WA Aboriginal Heritage Act of 1972.