Renewable energy company admits 'failures' caused destruction of Aboriginal site (opens original article in a new tab)
A renewable energy consortium admitted failures led to the destruction of an Aboriginal heritage rock shelter during infrastructure construction, prompting stronger protections and an apology to Traditional Owners.
- Renewable energy consortium admitted failures caused destruction of Aboriginal heritage rock shelter
- Investigation found failures in site design and construction protocols despite prior knowledge of the site's significance
- ACEREZ implemented stronger protections for Aboriginal heritage sites including site checks, no-go zones, and collaboration with Registered Aboriginal Parties
- NSW Environment Minister called the incident 'completely unacceptable' and
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