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Traditional custodians sign deal for $3b Square Kilometre Array telescope after years of negotiation

After nearly seven years of negotiation, traditional custodians of the Murchison region in Western Australia have consented to a $3 billion radio telescope to be built on their ancestral lands. 

About 150 people gathered at the remote Murchison Settlement yesterday to celebrate the signing of the Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) with the Wajarri people and the Commonwealth government.

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