Murujuga gets World Heritage listing

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The ancient rock art of Murujuga, on Western Australia's Burrup peninsula, will be recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site after the federal government intervened to get a long-term campaign for listing over the line.
Despite the outcome, some traditional custodians still hold concerns for the future of the over one million petroglyphs.

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