Djab Wurrung activists have vowed a recent federal decision won't stop their efforts

By Jessieanne Gartlan
Updated August 2 2019 - 9:36am, first published 9:15am
SIGNIFICANT: The Djab Wurrung Heritage Embassy activists want to highlight the significance of what they say are culturally sacred sites. Picture: PETER PICKERING.
SIGNIFICANT: The Djab Wurrung Heritage Embassy activists want to highlight the significance of what they say are culturally sacred sites. Picture: PETER PICKERING.

IT has been 13 months since a fight over Indigenous heritage claims brought a $672 million road project to a halt.

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