Queenslanders want to Reopen Mt Warning Summit Track
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Deb Adams
2 years ago
Access to country for all Australians!
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Gayle Williams
2 years ago
Our right to ALL Australia
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Tina Bele
2 years ago
No one owns a mountain
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david biddle
2 years ago
This is for everyone to enjoy. Surely exercise is important to physical & mental health for all.
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Alan Fairfull-Smith
2 years ago
Please open it. Everything can’t be sacred
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Shane Crossland
2 years ago
Stop the discrimination against all who are not Aboriginal.
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Tim Feher
2 years ago
Should be open for all to enjoy
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Dale Hanley
2 years ago
Queensland climbed many times as a kid
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Jeffrey Rose
2 years ago
Should never of been closed in first place. It's for all to enjoy! Think we voted NO to this sort of behaviour
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Margo Jones
2 years ago
$7000/week on security?! Just open it for everyone - no division
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Jerome Chapman
2 years ago
It’s absolutely insane that this beautiful iconic landmark, which belongs to everyone, has been off limits to people born in this country. For nebulous, unspecific “cultural sensitivity” reasoning? Disgraceful! Open this spectacular asset up immediately for anyone and everyone who wants to enjoy the great outdoors, get fresh air and exercise while enjoying the most beautiful landmark for a thousand kilometres in any direction!
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Michael Cooper
2 years ago
Open mt warning.
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Geoff Dakin
2 years ago
Thank you for making this ridiculous decision public
This sort of rubbish needs to end
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Michelle Taylor
2 years ago
Stop the division, Mt Warning is sacred to many Australians not just the Indigenous and as such we should have the right to climb.
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Tony Glue
2 years ago
Mount Warning should be open to all Australians. Get rid of this shameful racist policy.
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Gavin Cruickshank
2 years ago
This mountain is for every one to enjoy.
Keep t his petition going.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
I climbed up Mt. Warning alone on 11/8/1998 to see the sunrise. It’s a moment I won’t forget.
This magical opportunity should be available to all Australians and tourists.
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John Cummins
2 years ago
The country belongs to "all" Aussie's
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David Hinchliffe
2 years ago
I would gladly drive to northern nsw to climb mt warning, and use this opportunity to learn more about its significance to local aboriginal community and discover the area in more detail for a few days .
National parks are for all to share equally. Please open Mt warning again.
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Donna
2 years ago
Why are a majority of Australians being locked out of areas
Access to country for all Australians!
Our right to ALL Australia
No one owns a mountain
This is for everyone to enjoy. Surely exercise is important to physical & mental health for all.
Please open it. Everything can’t be sacred
Stop the discrimination against all who are not Aboriginal.
Should be open for all to enjoy
Queensland climbed many times as a kid
Should never of been closed in first place. It's for all to enjoy! Think we voted NO to this sort of behaviour
$7000/week on security?! Just open it for everyone - no division
It’s absolutely insane that this beautiful iconic landmark, which belongs to everyone, has been off limits to people born in this country. For nebulous, unspecific “cultural sensitivity” reasoning? Disgraceful! Open this spectacular asset up immediately for anyone and everyone who wants to enjoy the great outdoors, get fresh air and exercise while enjoying the most beautiful landmark for a thousand kilometres in any direction!
Open mt warning.
Thank you for making this ridiculous decision public This sort of rubbish needs to end
Stop the division, Mt Warning is sacred to many Australians not just the Indigenous and as such we should have the right to climb.
Mount Warning should be open to all Australians. Get rid of this shameful racist policy.
This mountain is for every one to enjoy. Keep t his petition going.
I climbed up Mt. Warning alone on 11/8/1998 to see the sunrise. It’s a moment I won’t forget. This magical opportunity should be available to all Australians and tourists.
The country belongs to "all" Aussie's
I would gladly drive to northern nsw to climb mt warning, and use this opportunity to learn more about its significance to local aboriginal community and discover the area in more detail for a few days . National parks are for all to share equally. Please open Mt warning again.
Why are a majority of Australians being locked out of areas