Taylors Rock protection order necessary follow fresh damage to Aboriginal art

Ben Fraser
Updated July 3 2020 - 11:54am, first published June 30 2020 - 4:01pm
Fed up: Traditional Owners Barengi Gadjin Land Council welcomes the Victorian Government's Interim Protection Order on Dyurrite following fresh chalk marks on Aboriginal rock art. Pictured Laurie Norman, BGLC Ranger. Picture: SUPPLIED
Fed up: Traditional Owners Barengi Gadjin Land Council welcomes the Victorian Government's Interim Protection Order on Dyurrite following fresh chalk marks on Aboriginal rock art. Pictured Laurie Norman, BGLC Ranger. Picture: SUPPLIED

Climbers have no one to blame but themselves for closures after fresh damage to rock art near Taylors Rock, the Traditional Owners of Mount Arapiles said.

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Ben Fraser

Ben is the Editor with the Wimmera Mail-Times, Stawell Times-News and Ararat Advertiser. Ben is the former chief of staff at the Portland Observer, a qualified teacher, and an Leadership Great South Coast alumni (2019).

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