Marc Hendrickx The climb up Ayers Rock was banned in Oct. 2019. We are working to reverse this ridiculous sanction, and protect other summits from closure.
I watched this on YouTube last night and I couldn’t believe what I saw by the end.
Our veterans have been utterly disrespected.
This was well worth the watch. Well done Sam and his guest Scott Jones for covering this story, it takes a lot of courage to come forward and speak out about such important matters.
Unless you’ve served in the army, you couldn’t possibly understand what these men have endured.
@2worldsPodcast
This is a win for the people !
Mount Warning is set to re-open.
It's been closed to the public since 2020.
Listen to the full details HERE.
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Save our summits are hosting an Australia Day photo Competition. Your chance to win some fantastic prizes for showing our great Australian colours in the great Australian outdoors on Oz Day 26. See saveoursummits.org for details.
Ngarakwal elder Sturt Davis Boyd on Mt Warning...
“The mountain was supposed to be shared with everyone ... I don’t care what colour you are or what race you are.”
theaustralian.com.au/nation/…
Great to see Mount Warning will be reopened after the trail has been repaired.
Australia should be for all Australians to enjoy, not just those with Aboriginal ancestry.
Now let's reopen the Ayers Rock climb!
Thanks to @JohnRuddick2 for leading the NSW gov in the right direction to reopen one of our nation's natural wonders. Thanks to everyone for ensuring common sense prevails and Mt Warning is reopened. The timeframe should be reduced to allow for opening at Easter 2026.
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Absolutely terrific news - Mount Warning is officially reopening! See link below.
Mt Warning is one of the most beautiful National Parks in NSW … but Matt Kean closed it because of highly contested claims.
Mount Warning does have Aboriginal heritage value … but does that mean no one is allowed to climb it unless they were an Aboriginal male from a certain tribe?
Matt Kean said yes … but many local Aboriginals said it was so sacred they wanted all people to take in its sacredness.
The closure has damaged the local economy which will now rebound as Mount Warning is restored as one of NSW’s preeminent tourist destinations. Seems odd to describe a mountain as charismatic but once you see it, you’ll agree.
I would like to thank the following for their unrelenting campaigning:
Mr Sturt Davis Boyd (local elder)
The Hon Mark Latham MLC
Ben Fordham - 2GB
Geoff Provest MP
Cr Kimberley Hone
Craig Kelly
Dr Harry Creamer
The owners and patrons of the ‘Mount Warning Hotel’ in Uki.
A special thank you to Marc Hendrickx - President of ‘Save our Summits’ who lead the campaign and encouraged me to raise this issue whenever I could in parliament.
And a big thank you to the NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharp for making a commonsense decision.
One disappointing point is that’ll take 18 months to restore the dilapidated track. Yes it is in need of repair and so bureaucrats need 18 months to fix it. If the locals were allowed to voluntarily repair it they’d do it for free and get it ready in a month or two … but regardless today is a good day.
Common sense is making a comeback!
@LibertariansNSW@RealMarkLatham@righttoclimb@BenFordhamLive@craigkellyAFEE@PennySharpemlc
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Absolutely terrific news - Mount Warning is officially reopening! See link below.
Mt Warning is one of the most beautiful National Parks in NSW … but Matt Kean closed it because of highly contested claims.
Mount Warning does have Aboriginal heritage value … but does that mean no one is allowed to climb it unless they were an Aboriginal male from a certain tribe?
Matt Kean said yes … but many local Aboriginals said it was so sacred they wanted all people to take in its sacredness.
The closure has damaged the local economy which will now rebound as Mount Warning is restored as one of NSW’s preeminent tourist destinations. Seems odd to describe a mountain as charismatic but once you see it, you’ll agree.
I would like to thank the following for their unrelenting campaigning:
Mr Sturt Davis Boyd (local elder)
The Hon Mark Latham MLC
Ben Fordham - 2GB
Geoff Provest MP
Cr Kimberley Hone
Craig Kelly
Dr Harry Creamer
The owners and patrons of the ‘Mount Warning Hotel’ in Uki.
A special thank you to Marc Hendrickx - President of ‘Save our Summits’ who lead the campaign and encouraged me to raise this issue whenever I could in parliament.
And a big thank you to the NSW Environment Minister Penny Sharp for making a commonsense decision.
One disappointing point is that’ll take 18 months to restore the dilapidated track. Yes it is in need of repair and so bureaucrats need 18 months to fix it. If the locals were allowed to voluntarily repair it they’d do it for free and get it ready in a month or two … but regardless today is a good day.
Common sense is making a comeback!
@LibertariansNSW@RealMarkLatham@righttoclimb@BenFordhamLive@craigkellyAFEE@PennySharpemlc