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document.write("<h5>Banning Uluru</h5>");
document.write("Uluru is part of the world. No single group should have sole rights to it. And people are allowed to climb all sorts of religous structures, temples and churches included.. Frances");
document.write("<h5>Uluru was there before the Aboriginals</h5>");
document.write("If you are going to climb it then have respect for it. Don't litter. Don't use it as a toilet. Don't place bolts in the rock. Try as best as possible not to leave gear behind. Don't do anything stupid.<br /><br />Those stupid chains should be taken down so that only experienced climbers will attempt this. The current setup is irresponsible and insulting not only culturally, but to climbers also.<br /><br />. D");
document.write("<h5>@Frances</h5>");
document.write("The article clearly states that The aborigines own it. And in what world do you run around climbing curches and all such structures? Have some measure of respect for the wishes of the people who own it!. Bones");
document.write("<h5>@bones</h5>");
document.write("churches are built by people. rocks are created by nature and are not man made or owned structures. can't compare the two.<br /><br />anyway should leave uluru to the abo's, it's all they have. @bones");
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