View of cave containing the Brett Whitely images from Pagoda rock lookout

Anyone who has experienced the walk along the Goulburn River or picnicked under soaring sandstone cliffs at ‘The Drip’ can vouch for the natural beauty and soul of this special place.

Fed from nearby springs, a delicate curtain of dripping water gently falls from the over arching cliffs, weeping bottlebrush and ferns.

Ground movements initiated by the Moolarben underground mine threatens these fragile cliffs and culturally significant Aboriginal sites. The mining process is likely to intercept groundwater, and destroy aquifers that are the life blood of this river system.
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