Native Title Act News Today

Native title holders have gathered on the banks of the Plenty River in Central Australia for a historic Federal Court decision, which will ensure they can keep culture and tradition alive on their land for generations to come.

Investegate announcements from Results of Taronga Definitive Feasibility Study

Murrawah Johnson, a Wirdi woman of the Birri Gubba Nation, has won the Goldman Environmental Prize, which is awarded to grassroots environmental champions from around the world.

Victorias premier will not rule out the possibility of backing a proposal to exclude Aboriginal people from paying land tax as part of upcoming treaty negotiations.

10,000 claimants are seeking damages for breaches of the Racial Discrimination Act which stopped people from passing on traditional practices.

The decision puts native title holders in a stronger position when fighting to prevent future fossil fuel projects. Jim McIlroy reports.

Australia's Failed Attempt to Establish the First Nation’s Voice to Parliament

The respected leader will be farewelled by her home state at a memorial on Kaurna Country.

At the age of 80, Paul Keating urges Australia to be bolder, to reassess its links with Britain and the US and its failure to reconcile with First Nation peoples.

Former prime minister Paul Keating is calling for an Aboriginal legislated body to build on the gains of native title.