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UNESCO calls for pause on coastal development

THE United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation thinks the Great Barrier Ree...

James McGrath
UNESCO calls for pause on coastal development

The revelation comes from its draft "state of conservation" paper on the reef, which will be mulled over by the World Heritage Committee later this month. It noted increasing concerns about the impact...

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