The government promised to rebuild, but these huts remain in ruins
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More than five years after being destroyed by the Black Summer bushfires, two heritage huts in the ACT's Namadgi National Park remain burnt-out, fenced-off ruins, despite government promises to build two new structures in remembrance of them.

Namadgi National Park’s Demandering Hut and Max and Bert Oldfields Hut were destroyed in the Black Summer Bushfires.

The ACT government promised to build new huts at the sites in 2023, but advocates say there’s no progress.

A government spokesperson says archaeological and heritage assessments are underway to inform the next steps of the project.