Wreck Bay PFAS contamination impacted Aboriginal cultural practices on South Coast

Kimberley Le Lievre
Updated February 25 2020 - 1:56pm, first published February 24 2020 - 9:30am
University of Wollongong Pro Vice-Chancellor Paul Chandler. Picture: Supplied
University of Wollongong Pro Vice-Chancellor Paul Chandler. Picture: Supplied

The Wreck Bay Aboriginal community has been forced to stop cultural practices and stop teaching those practices to children following the identification of toxic chemicals in soil and a waterway, according to their annual report.

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Kimberley Le Lievre

Kimberley Le Lievre

Editor - Sunday Canberra Times

Passionate about sharing people's stories. Email me at kimberley.lelievre@canberratimes.com.au

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