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Kakadu sacred site dispute could play out in High Court © Provided by ABC NEWS The natural infinity pool at Gunlom is one of the most popular destinations at Kakadu National Park.  (ABC Open Contributor Heath Whiley) The High Court may be asked to decide whether sacred site protections apply in Kakadu National Park as a dispute over allegedly illegal construction at a popular site continues.  Parks Australia, which jointly manages Kakadu with traditional owners, is facing charges relating to a walking track near the popular Gunlom Falls infinity pool site.  Today in Darwin Local Court, prosecutor Ray Murphey said he wanted to know whether the defence concedes that custodians made it known where the track was not to go, on the day of a site visit.

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