Content tagged with Native Title
‘We have to protect this place’: returning to Nyimili to record and transfer cultural knowledge
This paper offers a critical reflection on the origins and preliminary outcomes of the Nyimili project; an ongoing, community driven collaborative...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Investing for a better future
In December 2015 the Prime Minister launched the Indigenous Investment Principles. But what practical steps can native title groups take to implement...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Pre-determination ILUAs and the possibility of implosion
An ILUA entered into before a determination of native title is made can legitimately validate future acts and produce benefits for registered...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Canberra to Cape Bedford: using historical photo archives for better land management
The Hope Vale Congress of Clans rangers have taken an ‘out of the box’ approach to material that is being returned to the remote Aboriginal community...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Pormpuraaw ILUA
Between July 2014 and November 2015 the Traditional Owners for the Township of Pormpuraaw situated in Cape York Queensland, the Pormpuraaw Aboriginal...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
On country, online: using technology to support management of native title by native title holders
The mid-1990s was a period of extraordinary social and technological change in Australia. At almost the same time that Indigenous rights and...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
We want to learn more about our Country and culture and how to look after it
It’s important for Yangbala (Young people) to learn from the old people about cultural ways and become strong leaders. We got funding from The Nature...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Everyday acts of resurgence
The recognition of native title provides Indigenous peoples with more than merely a land asset. As land based cultures and societies,...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Walbunja Fishing Rights
Walbunja People have been fishing and diving for abalone and lobster on the South Coast of NSW since time immemorial. Until 1970’s no other people...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Native title agreements: Income tax and GST scenarios
Native Title Agreements range from simple agreements to complex commercial deals requiring sophisticated income management arrangements....
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Aboriginal agriculture
Aboriginal people conducted agricultures across two hundred sovereign lands on a scale that crossed many of those borders. How was that society...
Presentation - 29 Apr 2016
Principles practiced in transcending from agreements to practicing rights and interests on country
The Central Land Council (CLC) have established various means to enable negotiated land agreements and funding to transcend into the continuing...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Towards an understanding of a land-based Aboriginal economy in NSW: Is the Aboriginal Land Rights Act a better option than Native Title?
One of the most significant developments in Australian Indigenous polity over the last decade has been Indigenous engagement in the economy. In NSW,...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Olkola’s journey to independence
The Olkola Aboriginal Corporation was successful in securing one of the largest transfers of Aboriginal freehold land in Australia’s history when...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Freehold: is it all it’s cracked up to be?
Lessons learnt from the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW) Since 1983 the NSW statutory Aboriginal land rights act has provided for a...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Ancestors teaching us anew
This panel will present on the ongoing work and finds from ‘Return, Reconcile, Renew: the history, effects and opportunities of repatriation and...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Back to country
Being on country, passing down the knowledge and ways of treating country, looking after country. Teaching younger people the importance of...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Car parks over cultural heritage: the Djiru story
The Clump Point area of North Queensland is extremely significant to the Djiru People and is a core part of Djiru homeland. The Djiru People have...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
Moving from emissions reductions to sequestration for savanna burning: trick or treat?
Five years ago there were no Indigenous carbon farming projects and land management businesses were few and far between. Now there are 17 Indigenous...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016
The economic benefits of being on country and future enterprise opportunities
It is well recognized that ‘Being on Country’ provides a diverse range of socio-economic, health, educational and cultural benefits for Indigenous...
Presentation - 28 Apr 2016