ILUA (Indigenous Land Use Agreement)
About Future Acts
About Future Acts
Future Acts
Information about Future Acts.
Indigenous land use agreements (ILUAs) for PBCs
Factsheet about ILUAs
Native Title and the claim process: an overview
A summary of native title and the claims process.
Native Title, Indigenous Land Use Agreements, Native Title Representative Bodies and Prescribed Body Corporates
Overview of native title, ILUAs, NTRBs and PBCs.
Strengthening partnerships for people and country
Indigenous land and sea management in Australia is an example of how partnerships between Traditional Owners, governments, industry and NGOs can produce positive outcomes for both people and Country. There are now over 700 Indigenous people employed as Indigenous rangers across Australia. These jobs are producing positive environmental, social, cultural and economic outcomes. However, it is acknowledged that for continued growth increased effort is required in two primary areas:
Native Title Report 2001
Under the Native Title Act 1993, the Social Justice Commissioner is required to prepare a Native Title Report each year for federal Parliament. Through these reports the Commissioner gives a human rights perspective on native title issues and advocates for practical co-existence between Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups in using land.
The Native Title Report 2001 looks at the right to negotiate and human rights, resourcing in the Native Title System and negotiating co-existence through framework agreements.
Owner's Consent? Pursuing Statutory Land Use Management Planning and Development Approval Rules for Registered Native Title Holders
In a new world where there are increasing numbers of Australian Aboriginal Peoples obtaining positive native title determinations across large tracts of local government and/or nature conservation regulated lands: