WA farmers dropping rights a ‘tiny style’ of life beneath Voice to Parliament

Sky Information host Rowan Dean says Western Australian farmers now require a allow in negotiation with the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act if land is disturbed to a depth of 50mm.

“On a regular basis farming acts like scarifying, seeding, delving, deep ripping, shed constructing, drainage work, fencing, even pulling out a lifeless tree stump would require a allow to take action,” Mr Dean stated.

He added it’s a “tiny style” of what will probably be like if a Voice to Parliament is carried out.