DATE: Friday 9 August 2019 TIME: 10:00 am to 5:00pm (Registration at 9.00 am) VENUE: Wanangkura Stadium 24/7 Hamilton Road, South Hedland, WA 6722 A meeting is being convened for all members of the Nyamal […]
Tennant Creek Station Traditional Owners have had their native title rights recognised over an area of approximately 3,650 square kilometres. Last week, Justice Natalie Charlesworth handed down a non-exclusive native title consent determination to seven […]
Central Australia’s native title holders gathered together for the first time at Ross River Resort in the Northern Territory for the inaugural Prescribed Body Corporate Regional Forum last week. The event ran from June 18-21 […]
Chinese super-company Shanghai CRED has allegedly breached the Yakka Munga Station and Nyikina Mangala Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) by clearing land on the station to make way for irrigation channels and a dam. Nyikina […]
For the first time, Western Australia’s Kimberley region will see multiple native title claims determined on country within three days. By the end of the week, the Kimberley will be approximately 93.5% native title determined. […]
A WA native title body corporate has been put into special administration by the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations, Selwyn Button. In February, Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation Registered Native Title Body Corporate had its books examined by […]
The Thiin-Mah Warriyangka Tharrkari Jiwarli people have had their native title status formally recognised by the Federal Court. Submitted in 2016, the combined claim covers a determination area of 6,804km² within the shires of Carnarvon, […]
After a 20-year wait, Traditional Owners of the town of Pine Creek in the Northern Territory have finally been recognised as native title holders of the area. First lodged in 1999, the result of the […]
The Goolarabooloo people who opposed Woodside Petroleum’s now-abandoned $45 billion plan for a gas hub at James Price Point near Broome in Western Australia have failed in an appeal for native title rights. The Goolarabooloo […]
The Malgana people have been granted native title over about 28,800 square kilometres of land and waters around the World Heritage listed Shark Bay in Western Australia’s Gascoyne. The native title determination was handed down […]
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