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Yamatji Nation Claim determination video

In a highly anticipated on-Country Federal Court hearing on 7 February 2020 the people who form the Yamatji Nation Claim celebrated their native title determination, and the signing of a landmark Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) with the State Government of Western Australia.

YNSRA Artwork Competition 2019

Yamatji Nation Claim Consent Determination

Yamatji Nation Southern Regional Agreement Claim Meeting 7 & 8 October 2019

On 7 and 8 October 2019 a Yamatji Nation Claim Meeting was held as part of the Yamatji Nation Southern Regional Agreement negotiations.

Gnulli native title determination

The Federal Court of Australia has formally recognised the rights of the Yinggarda, Baiyungu and Thalanyji people as the native title holders over a combined determination area of 71,354 square kilometres.

Thiin-Mah Warriyangka Tharrkari Jiwarli native title determination

At a Federal Court hearing on 16 April 2019 – at Gascoyne Junction, on neighbouring Yingaarda Country, WA – the Thiin-Mah Warriyangka Tharrkari Jiwarli (Thin-mar, Worry-anga, Thuc-ari, Ji-warli) people were formally recognised by the Federal Court as native title holders.

Palyku native title determination

It was a long time coming to achieving native title recognition for the Palyku people and yesterday was an emotional occasion for many as the Federal Court formally recognised the Applicants as native title holders over a determination area of 9,308 square kilometres.

Palyku Native Title Determination video

It was a long time coming to achieving native title recognition for the Palyku people and it was an emotional occasion for many as the Federal Court formally recognised the Applicants as native title holders over a determination area of 9,308 square kilometres on 12 March 2019.

Nanda native title determination

At an on-Country Federal Court hearing on 28 November 2018 at Kalbarri Foreshore in WA – the Nanda people were formally recognised by the Federal Court as native title holders after a 24-year long legal process. About 300 people attended the hearing.