

Protect the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards
The issue
My grandfather served in the war and returned home carrying lasting injuries. My great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather and generations before them worked the land and gave so much to this country. They sacrificed so Australia could remain Australia. We owe it to them to protect our heritage, honour their legacy and never take this nation for granted.
At the heart of this legacy are the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards, a testament to the history and culture that has defined regional Australia. These yards are far more than just a historic site—they embody the stories and the spirit of the people who shaped this region. They symbolize the enduring connection of Aboriginal people to Country, a connection that stretches back countless generations.
Moreover, the Bathurst Yards reflect the determination and resilience of the European pioneers who forged communities and agriculture in this rugged landscape. They embody the values of hard work, courage, and service that have been passed down through generations, reflecting a shared history that binds us together.
The preservation of the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards is vital. It ensures that future generations can experience and appreciate the lives and stories of those who came before us. Our heritage must not be confined to the pages of history books but celebrated and cherished through tangible, living sites like the Bathurst Yards.
We cannot afford to let our history fade away. We must protect and maintain these yards not only as a tribute to our ancestors but as a legacy for our children and grandchildren. Let's honour those who made Australia what it is today by safeguarding their stories and sacrifices.
Please sign this petition to show your support in preserving the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards as a vital part of Australia's national heritage. Stand with us in ensuring that this remarkable legacy will not be lost but will continue to inspire and educate future generations. Your signature can make a difference.
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The issue
My grandfather served in the war and returned home carrying lasting injuries. My great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather and generations before them worked the land and gave so much to this country. They sacrificed so Australia could remain Australia. We owe it to them to protect our heritage, honour their legacy and never take this nation for granted.
At the heart of this legacy are the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards, a testament to the history and culture that has defined regional Australia. These yards are far more than just a historic site—they embody the stories and the spirit of the people who shaped this region. They symbolize the enduring connection of Aboriginal people to Country, a connection that stretches back countless generations.
Moreover, the Bathurst Yards reflect the determination and resilience of the European pioneers who forged communities and agriculture in this rugged landscape. They embody the values of hard work, courage, and service that have been passed down through generations, reflecting a shared history that binds us together.
The preservation of the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards is vital. It ensures that future generations can experience and appreciate the lives and stories of those who came before us. Our heritage must not be confined to the pages of history books but celebrated and cherished through tangible, living sites like the Bathurst Yards.
We cannot afford to let our history fade away. We must protect and maintain these yards not only as a tribute to our ancestors but as a legacy for our children and grandchildren. Let's honour those who made Australia what it is today by safeguarding their stories and sacrifices.
Please sign this petition to show your support in preserving the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Yards as a vital part of Australia's national heritage. Stand with us in ensuring that this remarkable legacy will not be lost but will continue to inspire and educate future generations. Your signature can make a difference.
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Petition created on 20 July 2026