Yinhawangka people receive Native Title Recognition
The Yinhawangka people celebrated the legal recognition of their land and culture at an on-Country Federal Court hearing at the Rocklea Pastoral Station on 18 July 2017.
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Ngarlawangga Native Title Determination, 7 December 2016
On 7 December 2016, the Ngarlawangga people celebrated their Native Title Determination in Tom Price.
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Kuruma Marthudunera (Part A) Native Title Determination, 1 November 2016
On 1 November 2016, the Robe River Kuruma people celebrated the legal recognition of their land and culture at a Federal Court hearing recognising their native title rights.
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Jurruru Native Title Determination, 1 September 2015
On 1 September 2015, the Jurruru People celebrated the legal recognition of their land and culture at a Federal Court hearing to recognise their native title rights.
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Jurruru Native Title Determination Film
After a 15 year legal process, the Federal Court of Australia has recognised what the Jurruru people have always known.
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PKKP Native Title Determination, 2 September 2015
On 2 September, 2015, the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) People celebrated the legal recognition of their land and culture at a Federal Court hearing recognising their native title rights.
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PKKP Native Title Determination Video
In September 2015, the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) peoples celebrated the legal recognition of their native title rights. This video documents these moments and some of the lives the decision has influenced. After 14 years, the government of Australia has recognised what the PKKP peoples have always known.
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Banjima Federal Court Hearing 2013
On August 28 2013 the Federal Court handed down its decision that the Banjima People have native title over their traditional country.
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Banjima Native Title Determination Film
On 11th March 2014 the Banjima people of the Central Pilbara region of WA celebrated the formal recognition under Australian Law of their cultural rights to approximately 10,200 square kilometres of traditional lands, at their on-country determination held in Karijini National Park. Watch the video commemorating this significant milestone for the Banjima people.
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