Ancient Aboriginal Murujuga rock art in Australia has been granted UNESCO world heritage status, after a campaign which lasted almost two decades.

Securing World Heritage status for Australia’s Murujuga rock art will help protect the ancient Indigenous carvings, located in an industrial hub, the government said on Saturday. The art, thought to ...

WA is now home to the Australia’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site, Murujuga Cultural Landscape, a place of deep time, deep ...

UNESCO has granted World Heritage status to Murujuga rock art in Western Australia that many have said is vulnerable as a ...

Murujuga Cultural Landscape has officially joined the World Heritage hall of fame, becoming Australia’s 21st site ...

The Murujuga Cultural Landscape in WA's Pilbara region has officially been inscribed as a Cultural World Heritage site.

The collection of ancient rock art becomes the country's second site to receive World Heritage status due to its First ...

The ancient Indigenous rock art on Western Australia's Burrup Peninsula has been deservedly listed on the UNESCO World ...

Environment Minister Murray Watt said the Murujuga rock art landscape in Western Australia being given UNESCO World Heritage status won't influence the final decision on extending Woodside's North ...

Western Australia's Murujuga Cultural Landscape is older than the Pyramids of Giza and Stonehenge, and now the area of ...

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WA Premier Roger Cook hails UNESCO’s decision to inscribe Murujuga and its rock art on the World Heritage List.