An Aussie couple has been caught off guard after they were confronted with a long list of ‘fineable offences’ three months after returning from a visit to the Northern Territory.

After finding out, the travelers had retroactively applied for and purchased a permit, which reportedly costs $20 a day for ...

A COUPLE racked up 20 “fineable offences” by accidently violating the rules around sacred sites in a national park – in one case by simply picking up a stick. Travel vloggers ...

Multiple social media influencers who faced backlash over their content posted during a sponsored trip to Uluru have been ...

Six Aussie influencers thought they were on the trip of a lifetime – but instead, they’ve found themselves at the centre of a social media storm.

The two individuals were found overwriting ancient Indigenous artwork with Sanskrit script at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (UKTNP), a sacred site to the Anangu people, which is listed as a ...

The couple applied for the permit after their trip, only to be told months later that large sections of their content breached the rules, despite already cutting footage of sacred sites. According to ...

Tourists were prohibited from traversing the sacred site in late 2019 after the Anangu people ... A spokesperson for Google told CNN in a statement: “We understand Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is ...

Several Australian influencers have responded to criticism following an Uluru brand trip, after accusations of insensitivity emerged over their social media content.