Man faces jail for ‘angering the Rainbow Serpent’ under Aboriginal heritage laws

Western Australian real estate agent Tony Maddox faces jail under the “abused” Aboriginal heritage laws after building a bridge over a creek on his property. Sky News Australia host Andrew Bolt said the Aboriginal heritage laws were being used to defend what in his opinion is “the imaginary”. “Tony is a real estate agent in Toodyay, north-east of Perth, and he decided to build a bridge over the tiny creek at the front of his property that kept washing away the path," he said. ”And while he was at it, he added bit of a pond which was quite nice. “Little did he know that he was angering the Rainbow Serpent that nobody has ever seen.”