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Queenslanders want to Reopen Mt Warning Summit Track

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Anonymous
3 years ago

The only way to care for a place of national significance, is to allow a future generation to experience its majesty and learn about how to look after it. The people who acted on this advice should be stripped from power if they don't provide a way for all Australians to enjoy Mt Warning.

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Garry Treloar
3 years ago

the park is for everyone to enjoy no matter colour or race or religion or culture...................... i am sick and tired of being made feel like i should feel guilty of the so called mistakes of past generations. if we hadn't come here, somebody else would have. the government is wholly to blame in creating a cavernous divide between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. What's next? Burrum Heads, Tibrogargan, my back yard.....

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Kraig Harnett
3 years ago

The Australian National parks should be open to every Australian, visitor and whose to enjoy nature. Discrimination against Australians needs to stop now!

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John Heron
3 years ago

Stop the BS and open Mt Warning. Charge walkers $10 to cover maintenance of the track.

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Deborah Bowley
3 years ago

We all belong to the human race. We all respect the earth that we stand on. We pride ourselves in the natural wonders of the world. We are all caretakers of this planet. Dont segregate people by allowing some but not others.

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Ben
3 years ago

Yes

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Jason
3 years ago

This Mountain should be open for everyone. It's been closed for years.

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Stephanie Dawson
3 years ago

EVERYONE can enjoy, share, respect, care for, love this natural place

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Kerrie Crisp
3 years ago

This is our country too! We are being restricted by a small group of people in accessing our beautiful land. For many many people these areas hold significant spiritual and healing benefits that are very important to them, not just to indigenous people.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

National Parks Australia wide should be open to all people of and within this Australia. To have it any other way is open discrimination. To have a public area that all tax payers contribute financially to, be closed to all but a select few is blantant racism. I can't believe that a Government department of this country is exempt from legislation and allows them to directly racially discriminate.

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Peter Spencer
3 years ago

I climbed Mount Warning and it is a spiritual experience. Its spiritual for all peoples regardless of race etc., I would like to continue walking Mount Warning. Re-open it to everybody now.

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Luke Archibald
3 years ago

This area should be able to enjoyed by everyone.

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paul foster
3 years ago

This track should be open to everyone

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Susan Raddatz
3 years ago

Closing this to real Australians with parents who fought for us is a crime against humanity

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Hayden Raymond
3 years ago

This was my first mountain I’ve ever summited, the mountain will always mean something to me. Mad that’s it’s closed, it should be for everyone to experience and enjoy.

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Lucas Mattison
3 years ago

Natural wonders like this should be available for everyone to enjoy.

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Andrew
3 years ago

am lucky enough to have climbed this many times.

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Tony Ryan
3 years ago

One country, one people stop discrimination re open Mt Warning..

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Actions like this create further divide. Non Indigenous can respect the value of a site for its custodians, visit, enjoy and leave no trace.

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Patricia Gow
3 years ago

I have climbed this beautiful mountain, and want it available to do again if I choose.