- back to the
Gurindji people, as an
initial step
towards the
final land
handback. The
first two
ships for the Blue Star Line (Pakeha
renamed Broderick,...
-
Maralinga is a
desert area
around 3,300
square kilometres (1,300 sq mi)
large located in the west of
South Australia,
within the
Great Victoria Desert...
-
Mutitjulu is an
Aboriginal Australian community in the
Northern Territory of
Australia located at the
eastern end of Uluṟu (also
known as
Ayers Rock)....
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original on 4 June 2023.
Retrieved 1
February 2024. "Journey to
handback".
Australian Institute of
Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Studies...
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Stephanie (18
August 2016). "Timeline: From Wave Hill
protest to land
handbacks". ABC News.
Retrieved 9
August 2020. Shaw, M. (1
January 2005). "Whitlam's...
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Dwyer 2012. MoAD.
Central Land Council.
Lawford &
Zillman 2016. AIATSIS:
handback 2015.
Australians Together: Mabo and
Native title. AIATSIS: Land Rights...
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Indigenous Australians,
although only an
initial step
towards the
final land
handback; it was only a 30-year
pastoral lease over a very
small area.
Whitlam poured...
- The
Blacktown Native Institution Site is the heritage-listed site of a
former residential institution for
Aboriginal and Māori
children in the City of...
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Tjamiwa at the
Handback of
title ceremony at
Uluru 26
October 1985...
- The
Clarke Island, also
known by its
Indigenous name of lungtalanana, part of the
Furneaux Group, is an 82-square-kilometre (32 sq mi)
island in B**** Strait...
