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Apr 17, 2023 · Tony Maddox faces up to nine months in jail and a $20,000 fine for allegedly disturbing the Waugul, a rainbow serpent, on his property. He pleaded not guilty in Northam Magistrates Court and the case will be heard in July.
- Tony Dennis Maddox on trial for alleged breach of Aboriginal Heritage ...
Tony Maddox has been charged with damaging a site associated...
- Toodyay landholder risks jail time for building creek crossing in ...
Tony Maddox was charged last month following a visit from...
- Tony Dennis Maddox on trial for alleged breach of Aboriginal Heritage ...
Feb 23, 2024 · Tony Maddox, a Toodyay landholder, denies damaging a Rainbow Serpent site when he built a crossing over a creek on his property. He says he did not know the Aboriginal Heritage Act existed and wants cultural sites recorded on property titles.
Mar 10, 2023 · Tony Maddox was charged last month following a visit from investigators from the WA Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage who told him his new culvert and driveway were illegal. If found guilty, Mr Maddox could also lose his licence to sell homes and be forced to close down his business.
Tony Maddox built a creek crossing on his property in the town of Toodyay last year however he was charged by the state’s heritage department for a breach of the West Australian Aboriginal Heritage Act.
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Mar 10, 2023 · A WA real estate agent is charged with criminal offence for allegedly damaging an Aboriginal heritage site with his driveway and creek crossing. He says he had no idea about the law and could lose his business if convicted.
Feb 16, 2024 · Tony Maddox, a prominent local real estate agent in the town of Toodyay, 85 kilometres northeast of Perth, was charged by the state’s Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage last year for breaching WA’s Aboriginal Heritage Act of 1972.
