Howard Pedersen has worked for thirty-five years with Aboriginal organisations and government, and has an enduring interest in the question of Aboriginal land ownership and related land tenure within a Kimberley context. His presentation traces the evolution of a system of land tenure developed in the colonial past of Western Australia, and the need for its reform in a post-colonial and Native Title context. This juxtaposition has the utmost relevance for us here in the Kimberley, given current discussions around Aboriginal community ‘closures’ and the impending introduction of the “Rangelands lease” as a land tenure alternative
Land administration land use and environmental planning in Australia are public functions. Each Sta...
The unique relationship Aboriginal peoples have with the land has been highlighted in recent years w...
"The debate concerning wealth creation on communally owned indigenous land is gaining momentum in A...
The situation for Aboriginal people and land rights in the Kimberley is a case study on the contradi...
The current debate about ‘Indigenous land tenure reform’ is skewed toward the neo-liberal view of pr...
This thesis examines recent Aboriginal land tenure reform in the Northern Territory of Australia. Th...
The Kimberley region of Western Australia is a contested space, home to many Aboriginal nations for ...
Ever since Mabo (No. 2) and the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) there are two legally recognised and dif...
1991 a large bush meeting was held at Rugan in the East Kimberley, organised by the Kimberley Land C...
Presenter: Phil Duncan, Gomeroi Nation, New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council 19 slide
Since 2006, Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory has been subject to a range of land tenure ref...
It has been more than 20 years since the Mabo decision. In that time, Aboriginal and Torres Strait I...
Aborigines make up by far the largest proportion of the long-term residents of the Kimberley region ...
Increasingly in Australia the responsibility to manage large tracts of land is being handed back to ...
This seminar discusses three major periods of Aboriginal policy involving Aboriginal community-contr...
Land administration land use and environmental planning in Australia are public functions. Each Sta...
The unique relationship Aboriginal peoples have with the land has been highlighted in recent years w...
"The debate concerning wealth creation on communally owned indigenous land is gaining momentum in A...
The situation for Aboriginal people and land rights in the Kimberley is a case study on the contradi...
The current debate about ‘Indigenous land tenure reform’ is skewed toward the neo-liberal view of pr...
This thesis examines recent Aboriginal land tenure reform in the Northern Territory of Australia. Th...
The Kimberley region of Western Australia is a contested space, home to many Aboriginal nations for ...
Ever since Mabo (No. 2) and the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) there are two legally recognised and dif...
1991 a large bush meeting was held at Rugan in the East Kimberley, organised by the Kimberley Land C...
Presenter: Phil Duncan, Gomeroi Nation, New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council 19 slide
Since 2006, Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory has been subject to a range of land tenure ref...
It has been more than 20 years since the Mabo decision. In that time, Aboriginal and Torres Strait I...
Aborigines make up by far the largest proportion of the long-term residents of the Kimberley region ...
Increasingly in Australia the responsibility to manage large tracts of land is being handed back to ...
This seminar discusses three major periods of Aboriginal policy involving Aboriginal community-contr...
Land administration land use and environmental planning in Australia are public functions. Each Sta...
The unique relationship Aboriginal peoples have with the land has been highlighted in recent years w...
"The debate concerning wealth creation on communally owned indigenous land is gaining momentum in A...