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Court slams "unreasonable" delay on Murujuga protection bid

Watt given 18 days to determine TO application

Nathan-Lee Abrahams

Court slams "unreasonable" delay on Murujuga protection bid

Credits: ENB

The federal court has ruled the environment minister Murray Watt has taken an "unreasonably long" time to decide on a landmark application seeking to protect Murujuga rock art, but stopped short of ordering...

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