Sandfire Resources has apologised for disturbing two Indigenous artefact scatter sites in Western Australia amid an investigation into whether the copper miner breached heritage protection laws.
In a joint statement with representatives of the Yugunga-Nya community, Sandfire conceded it failed to protect the scatter sites and was “deeply sorry”.
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