Aboriginal Cultural Heritage & Inland Rail

This factsheet provides information on the Inland Rail (Narromine to Narrabri) and the potential impacts to Aboriginal Cultural Heritage.

Key takeaways

Provides information on the Inland Rail
Outlines the assessment pathway for the Project
Outlines how impacts to Aboriginal Cultural Heritage will be assessed and managed
Provides information on consultation requirements and opportunities for Aboriginal stakeholders to be involved

Key actions

Visit: Inland Rail website for further information

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