'Wanyu Ulurunya tatintja wiyangku wantima' - 'Please don't climb Uluru'
"Please don't climb Uluru," it says. "Our Traditional Law teaches us the proper way to behave. We ask you to respect our Law by not climbing Uluru."
Next to this is a message from one of the traditional Anangu owners, Barbara Tjikatu, who says: "Listen! If you get hurt, or die, your mother, father and family will really cry, and we will be really sad too. So think about that and stay on the ground".
'Wanyu Ulurunya tatintja wiyangku wantima' - 'Please don't climb Uluru'
"Please don't climb Uluru," it says. "Our Traditional Law teaches us the proper way to behave. We ask you to respect our Law by not climbing Uluru."
Next to this is a message from one of the traditional Anangu owners, Barbara Tjikatu, who says: "Listen! If you get hurt, or die, your mother, father and family will really cry, and we will be really sad too. So think about that and stay on the ground".