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Lloyd Jones

Anangu people seek business share of Uluru tourism

Uluru handback 40th anniversary celebrations were held at "The Rock" last weekend. (Lloyd Jones/AAP PHOTOS)

Alison Milyika Carroll says the great red rock known as Uluru belongs to her people but they are happy to share it with the world.

Tourists flock to the Australian icon in the Red Centre where the Anangu people, after 40 years of joint management with National Parks, also see the potential to create businesses to support themselves.

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