Adani discovers indigenous heritage site on its Carmichael rail corridor

ADANI has found and preserved an Indigenous cultural heritage site on its Carmichael Rail Network in central Queensland.

Adani discovers indigenous heritage site on its Carmichael rail corridor

Since discovering this site, Adani has undertaken further conversations with the Jangga People and its project engineers.

18 September 2020
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Adani Mining CEO David Boshoff said a site was discovered in August when thick spinifex and other grasses were removed as part of the construction process.

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