Murujuga is a truly breathtaking place - home to one of the largest and most significant collections of rock art anywhere in the world. This ancient landscape holds deep cultural, spiritual and archaeological meaning, and has been cared for by the Ngarda-Ngarli people for more than 50,000 years. Earlier this year, Murujuga’s rock art received World Heritage listing - and now we’ve investing an additional $9.1 million in the Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program. It’s about strengthening safeguard

🏆 Murujuga’s rock art on WA’s Burrup Peninsula has been added to the World Heritage list! With this ancient landscape documenting 50,000 years of rich and irreplaceable First Nations history, it is well deserved for this site to receive global recognition. 🚩 Woodside's nearby North West Shelf gas export hub is by FAR the largest source of emissions damaging the rock art. The North West Shelf is the centrepiece of the Burrup Hub gas mega project, whose lifetime emissions would produce more than