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The Climbing of Australia's Uluru Now Banned

People are now banned from climbing one of the most sacred sites in indigenous Australian culture. The world's largest monolith, the giant Uluru in the desert of Australia’s Northern Territory, is now offi cially off-limits to tourists and climbers. It will be closed from October 25 in                          (RECOGNIZE) of the site’s cultural significance to the local Anangu traditional owners. The giant site was once known as Ayers Rock, before it reverted to its historic name of Uluru. It has been a major                          (ATTRACT) for decades.                          (TOUR) from around the world have flocked there in droves to climb the rock.

Local Anangu man Rameth Thomas, who grew up in a tiny                          (COMMUNE) near Uluru, explained how important the rock is to his people. He said, “People right around the world come just to climb it. They are                          (RESPECT).” Another resident said, “If I tried to climb on top of that parliament house at Canberra, they wouldn't let me in.”