Koori Radio News brings you the second interview in our coverage of the Borah Crossing declaration situated between Gunnedah and Millan. Now registered as an Aboriginal place by the New South Wales government, the opportunity is open for Gomeroi/Gamillaroi people to access the sacred sites home to their ancestors.   

Gomeroi man Peter White joins Kirstyn Lindsay to talk more on the shared management plan for Borah Crossing and the importance of cultural governance and risk mitigation when mapping heritage. He says future generations will be able to walk country in areas that have been locked by gates since the traveling stock route took over the site and there will be time now for the continuation of cultural practices.

<p>Koori Radio News brings you the second interview in our coverage of the Borah Crossing declaration situated between Gunnedah and Millan. Now registered as an Aboriginal place by the New South Wales government, the opportunity is open for Gomeroi/Gamillaroi people to access the sacred sites home to their ancestors.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>
<p>Gomeroi man Peter White joins Kirstyn Lindsay to talk more on the shared management plan for Borah Crossing and the importance of cultural governance and risk mitigation when mapping heritage. He says future generations will be able to walk country in areas that have been locked by gates since the traveling stock route took over the site and there will be time now for the continuation of cultural practices.</p>