The first native title compensation case arising from mining activity provides guidance on valuing economic and cultural loss under the Timber Creek framework.
By Tony Denholder, William Simons and Leonie Flynn - 2 min read
Commonwealth v Yunupingu has exploded native title doctrine. Understand the context and reasoning behind the watershed decision.
By Tony Denholder and William Simons - 2 min read
As the dust settles on this long-anticipated report, we look at the findings and what key stakeholders think about them.
By Andrew Gay, Lauren Davies and Damian Beaufils - 1 min read
Several recent cases have developed precedent for admitting cultural evidence and accommodating cultural differences for First Nations participants in criminal proceedings.
By Oliver Williams and Damian Beaufils - 1 min read
With its recent expansion, it is timely to take an inside look at how the Youth Koori Court works and what makes it so successful.
By James Clifford - 8 min read
The consultation and discussions around a Voice have been going on for close to seven years, but many basic questions remain unanswered.
By Bertus de Villiers - 2 min read
An exploration of how a black letter application of the Bail Act can command fairer outcomes for First Nations people.
By The Hon. Justice Lucy McCallum and Erica Timmins - 2 min read
Shining a spotlight on Aboriginal deaths in custody, changing attitudes and the families mounting important new claims for justice.
By Craig Longman - 3 min read
Culturally appropriate wills and how they can be tailored to meet the unique needs of Indigenous clients.
By Professor Prue Vines - 2 min read
The Torres Strait success story offering hope for culturally significant sites at risk from development.
By Shane Roberts and Graham Carter - 3 min read
Legal Aid’s helpful guide provides guidance on issues impacting representation of Aboriginal clients.
By Scott Hawkins and Emma Langton - 2 min read
Recent NSWCA decision expands the definition of ‘Aboriginal child’.
By Nicholas Martin - 2 min read
Contemporary decisions highlight concerns about police accountability and Aboriginal deaths in custody.
By Craig Longman - 2 min read