Australian Indigenous group appeals compensation ruling over Fortescue's mining impact
In its full judgment, the Federal Court found that significant damage had been done to Yindjibarndi song lines and other areas of cultural heritage, including…
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An Australian court in May ordered Fortescue, the world's fourth biggest iron ore miner, to pay A$150 million in compensation to the group for cultural losses caused by mining. Fortescue had no immediate comment but has previously said it sought to reach settlement with YNAC for 15 years and has paid the awarded sum.
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An Australian court in May ordered Fortescue, the world's fourth biggest iron ore miner, to pay A$150 million in compensation to the group for cultural losses caused by mining.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaFortescue had no immediate comment but has previously said it sought to reach settlement with YNAC for 15 years and has paid the awarded sum.
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