Why Google Maps had to delete images of Uluru. Updated September 25, 2020 — 8.28am first published at 8.22am. Save. Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later.

Australia has asked Google to remove pictures on its Maps service taken from the top of Uluru, the sacred Aboriginal monolith that visitors were banned from climbing last year. Google Maps ...

Google Maps has removed virtual walking tours of Uluru almost a year after visitors were banned from climbing the iconic landmark. Parks Australia asked Google to remove pictures of climbers ...

Australia has asked Google to remove pictures on its Maps service taken from the top of Uluru, the sacred Aboriginal monolith that visitors were banned from climbing last year.

You no longer need to travel to Central Australia to marvel at the beauty of Uluru, with Google Maps launching a street-view of the iconic landmark. Embedded in the interactive map are audio ...

Now Uluru is available on Google Street View, offering the internet an up-close look at the ochre, rust, wild plum, and charcoal hues of the rock, which measures 348 metres (1,142 ft) high, and ...

Google Maps' street view function allows people to move around environments as part of a virtual walking tour. It contains 360-degree images of the summit of Uluru, allowing users to effectively ...

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Uluru Motorcycle Tours was the first registered ... you gain a new appreciation for Aboriginal dot paintings, which often depict a map-like, aerial view of the land and were being painted long ...

Uluru, once known as Ayers Rock, has been central to such thinking, and McKenna is surely correct in suggesting that it, and not Canberra, has become “the spiritual centre of the Commonwealth”.