Queensland police investigating complaint from Wangan and Jagalingou man Adrian Burragubba
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“My daughter and their children, they wanted to go out to the Doongmabulla Springs to perform a women’s cultural ceremony – these are newborn kids,” he said. “I was behind them, I was taking my time, I was going a bit slower … and I saw this mining car drive past us. After an alleged standoff that lasted roughly 20 minutes, the Bravus staff moved the car and the traditional owners were allowed through.
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