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Rio Tinto may have to pay $250 million in Juukan Gorge compensation, native title chief warns – ABC News
Rio Tinto could have to pay up to $250 million in compensation to the traditional owners of the Juukan Gorge heritage site, according to the chief executive of…
Rio Tinto could have to pay up to $250 million in compensation to the traditional owners of Juukan Gorge, according to the chief executive of the National Native Title Council.
Key points:
- A parliamentary inquiry has found Rio Tinto should pay compensation
- The company destroyed the 46,000-year-old rock shelters earlier this year
- The mining industry is opposing calls for WA’s Section 18 approvals to cease
Council chief executive Jamie Lowe said that the sites destroyed for the expansion of Rio Tinto’s…
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