Queenslanders want to Reopen Mt Warning Summit Track
937 Comments
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David Miller
5 years ago
Stop the progressive lockout of citizens from previously-accessible parts of their own country. How about some reciprocity in the practice of "inclusion" please. Very little patience or sympathy for those who demand respect but who then proceed to exclude me and others based on our heritage and ancestry.
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Glenn Mason
5 years ago
Because it isn't just native property,its is everyone's.
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Marshall Barnett
5 years ago
Enough of the false viture signaling
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Lauren Kesby
5 years ago
All Australians Past, Present and Future deserve a right to connect with the land in a spiritual, cultural and environmentally friendly way.
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Charlie Borsboom
5 years ago
Mt Warning belongs to ALL Australians.
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Leesa Olling
5 years ago
Would love to be able to do this track with my children so they can experience the natural beauty that Australia has to offer
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Amanda Hargans
5 years ago
Mountains are a spiritual place for me.
I have so many stresses in my life that most would crumble under the pressure of, but exploring mountains brings me back to, well, me. Without my mountaineering adventures I would not be able to reset my frazzled mind to continue my constant daily struggles of raising 2 children with medical issues and run my business. It truly is where I feel most at peace.
I believe Aboriginal culture should be taught, but that the land is for all of us to be shared and celebrated respectfully.
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Peter Ronan
5 years ago
Please keep this track open for all who want to experience it. It has relevant significance to not only indigenous Australians but to many including myself.
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Narelle Friar
5 years ago
Please - our country should not be locked away.
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Craig Reilly
5 years ago
Reopen Mt Warning NOW!!!
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Linda Caerdinael
5 years ago
Make changes, don't close our natural assets due to the impact of a few.
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Steve Lea
5 years ago
Open for all
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Andrew Flanagan
5 years ago
Open this trail and leave it open. This place should be for all to share.
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benjamin Johnson
5 years ago
Reopen the Mt Warning Climb Please
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Marc Hendrickx
5 years ago
Who would ban awe and wonder... keep it open!!!
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Patrick Rabbath
5 years ago
In my opinion, confining Australian citizens to their cities only, and not allowing them to share in admiration of the beautiful land considered sacred by first settlers, is not the best way to achieve reconciliation. It causes a divide between Australians and First Settlers. Integration rather than segregation is the way. I thought we were past those days of racism. Apparently not.
Stop the progressive lockout of citizens from previously-accessible parts of their own country. How about some reciprocity in the practice of "inclusion" please. Very little patience or sympathy for those who demand respect but who then proceed to exclude me and others based on our heritage and ancestry.
Because it isn't just native property,its is everyone's.
Enough of the false viture signaling
All Australians Past, Present and Future deserve a right to connect with the land in a spiritual, cultural and environmentally friendly way.
Mt Warning belongs to ALL Australians.
Would love to be able to do this track with my children so they can experience the natural beauty that Australia has to offer
Mountains are a spiritual place for me. I have so many stresses in my life that most would crumble under the pressure of, but exploring mountains brings me back to, well, me. Without my mountaineering adventures I would not be able to reset my frazzled mind to continue my constant daily struggles of raising 2 children with medical issues and run my business. It truly is where I feel most at peace. I believe Aboriginal culture should be taught, but that the land is for all of us to be shared and celebrated respectfully.
Please keep this track open for all who want to experience it. It has relevant significance to not only indigenous Australians but to many including myself.
Please - our country should not be locked away.
Reopen Mt Warning NOW!!!
Make changes, don't close our natural assets due to the impact of a few.
Open for all
Open this trail and leave it open. This place should be for all to share.
Reopen the Mt Warning Climb Please
Who would ban awe and wonder... keep it open!!!
In my opinion, confining Australian citizens to their cities only, and not allowing them to share in admiration of the beautiful land considered sacred by first settlers, is not the best way to achieve reconciliation. It causes a divide between Australians and First Settlers. Integration rather than segregation is the way. I thought we were past those days of racism. Apparently not.
Yes to re open it