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Land, Rights Laws: Issues of Native Title is the Issues Paper series of the Native Title Research Unit.

The Issues Papers series is a multi-disciplinary series of short research papers. Issues Papers allow the NTRU to target a number of emerging issues in native title research, reflecting on 'bigger picture' issues in a form that is of high academic quality but in a size and format that is useful to practitioners and researchers.

Papers can be submitted to the editor for consideration, the editor can also invite papers from certain people or on certain topics. Papers are peer reviewed by two independent experts in the area the paper covers.

The papers are available free of charge from our website or in hard copy. For more information or to subscribe to the Issues Paper series, please contact the NTRU on 02 6246 1161 or ntru@aiatsis.gov.au or download the NTRU Publications Subscriptions form here

Land, Rights, Laws: Issues of Native Title

Paper Title Author

Confessions of a Native Judge: Reflections on the Role of Transitional Justice in the Transformation of Indigeneity [ June 2008]

Chief Judge Joe Williams

(Volume 3, Number 14)

Impacts and Opportunities of Climate Change: Indigenous Participation in Environmental Markets [April 2008]

Emily Gerrard

(Volume 3, Number 13)

Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose? - The 2007 Amendments to the Native Title Act [ February 2008]

Justice Robert French

(Volume 3, Number 12)

Ethnographic evidence, Rights and Interests, and Native Title Claim Research [September 2007]

Lisa Corbellini

(Volume 3, Number 11)

Reforming the Claims Resolution Process: Opportunities and Obstacles  [August 2007]

Graeme Neate

(Volume 3, Number 10)

Native Title and Governance: The Emerging Corporate Sector Prescribed for Native Title Holders  [July 2007]

Jessica Weir

(Volume 3, Number 9)

Jango: Payment of Compensation for the Extinguishment of Native Title [May 2007] Tina Jowett and Kevin Williams
(Volume 3, No.8)
Anthropology and Applications for the Recognition of Native Title [March 2007] Kingsley Palmer
(Volume 3, No.7)
Waiting for Mary: Process and Practice Issues in Negotiating Native Title Indigenous Decision-making and Dispute Management Management Frameworks  [2006] Toni Bauman
(Volume 3, No.6)
Balancing the scales of Indigenous land justice in Victoria [2006] Dr Wayne Atkinson
(Volume 3, No.5)
Native title-holding groups and native title societies: Sampi v Western Australia [2005] Lisa Strelein
(Volume 3, No.4)
White picket fence or Trojan horse? The debate over communal ownership of Indigenous land and individual wealth creation Stuart Bradfield
(Volume 3, No.3)
Whose benefits? Whose rights? Negotiating rights and interests amongst Indigenous native title parties Toni Bauman
(Volume 3, No.2)
Authorisation and Replacement of Applicants: Bolton v WA [2004] FCA 760 (15 June 2004) Dr Lisa Strelein
(Volume 3, No.1)
The Recognition Level of the Native Title Claim Group: A Legal and Policy Perspective Daniel Lavery
(Volume 2, No. 30)
An Anthropological Perspective on Writing for the Court Katie Glaskin
(Volume 2, No. 29)

Promoting Economic and Social Development through Native Title

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner
(Volume 2, No. 28)

Practical Reconciliation, Practical Re-Colonisation?

Professor John Borrows
(Volume 2, No. 27)

Agreeing to Terms: What is a ‘Comprehensive’ Agreement?

Dr Stuart Bradfield
(Volume 2, No. 26)
Native Title and Agreement Making in the Mining Industry: Focusing on Outcomes for Indigenous Peoples

Professor Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh
(Volume 2, No. 25)

Beyond Yorta Yorta (Based on a paper prepared for the AIATSIS Native Title Conference Alice Springs ­ June 2003) John Basten QC
(Volume 2, No. 24)
Indigenous Pueblo Culture and Tradition in the Justice System: Maintaining Indigenous Language, Thought and Law in Judicial Review Associate Professor Christine Zuni Cruze
(Volume 2, No. 23)
‘Abandonment’ or Maintenance of Country? A Critical Examination of Mobility Patterns and Implications For Native Title Dr Peter Veth
(Volume 2, No. 22)
Members of the Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Community v Victoria [2002] HCA 58 (12 December 2002) - Comment Dr Lisa Strelein
(Volume 2, No. 21)
Negotiating Comprehensive Settlement of Native Title Issues: Building a New Scale of Justice in South Australia Parry Agius, Jocelyn Davies,
Ritchie Howitt & Lesley Johns
(Volume 2, No. 20)
Winning Native Title: The Experience of the Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarla People

Pastoral Access Protocols: The Corrosion of Native Title by Contract
Michelle Riley


Frances Flanagan
(Volume 2, No. 19)
Diaspora, Materialism, Tradition: Anthropological Issues in the Recent High Court Appeal of the Yorta Yorta Dr James F. Weiner
(Volume 2, No. 18)
Western Australia v Ward on Behalf of Miriuwung Gajerrong, High Court of Australia, 8 August 2002: Summary of Judgement Dr Lisa Strelein
(Vol 2, No. 17)
The International Concept of Equality of Interest in the Sea as it Affects the Conservation of the environment and Indigenous Interests. The Hon Sir Anthony Mason AC KBA
(Volume 2, No. 16)
Preserving Culture in Federal Court Proceedings:
Gender Restrictions and Anthropological Experts
Greg McIntyre & Geoffrey Bagshaw
(Volume 2, No. 15)
"Like something out of Kafka": The relationship between the roles of the National Native Title Tribunal and the Federal Court in the development of Native Title practice Susan Phillips
(Volume 2, No. 14)
Recent Developments in Native Title Law and Practice: Issues for the High Court John Basten QC
(Volume 2, No. 13)
The Beginning of Certainty: Consent Determinations of Native Title Paul Sheiner
(Volume 2, No. 12)
Expert Witness or Advocate? Emerging Issues and Future Directions Bruce Shaw
(Volume 2, No. 11)
Review of Conference: Emerging Issues and Future Directions Graeme Neate
Vol 2, No. 10)
Anthropology and Connection Reports in Native Title Claim Applications Dr Julie Finlayson
(Volume 2, No. 9)
Economic Issues in Valuation of and Compensation for Loss of Native Title Rights David Campbell
(Volume 2, No. 8)
The Content of Native Title: Questions for the Miriuwung Gajerrong Appeal Gary D Meyers
(Volume 2, No. 7)
Local and ‘Diaspora’ Connections to Country and Kin in Central Cape York Peninsula Benjamin Richard Smith
(Volume 2, No. 6)
Limitations to the Recognition and Protection Native Title Offshore: The Current "Accident of History Katie Glaskin
(Volume 2, No. 5)
Bargaining on More than Good Will: Recognising a Fiduciary Obligation in Native Title Larissa Behrendt
(Volume 2, No. 4)
Historical Narrative and Proof of Native Title Christine Choo & Margaret O'Connell
(Volume 2, No. 3)
Claimant Group Descriptions: Beyond the Strictures of the Registration Test Jocelyn Grace
(Volume 2, No. 2)
The Contractual Status of Indigenous Land Use Agreements Lee Godden & Shaunnagh Dorsett
(Volume 2, No. 1)
Building the Perfect Beast: Native Title Lawyers and the Practise of Native Title Lawyering David Ritter & Merrilee Garnett
(No. 30)
The Compatibility of the Amended Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) with the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination Darren Dick & Margaret Donaldson
(No. 29)
Cultural Continuity and Native Title Claims Ian Keen
(No. 28)
Extinguishment and the Nature of Native Title, Fejo v Northern Territory Lisa Strelein
(No. 27)
Engineering Unworkability: The Western Australian State Government and the Right to Negotiate Anne De Soyza
(No. 26)
Compulsory Acquisition and the Right to Negotiate. Neil Löfgren
(No. 25)
The Origin of the Protection of Aboriginal Rights in South Australian Pastoral Leases. Robert Foster
(No. 24)
"This Earth has an Aboriginal Culture Inside" Recognising the Cultural Value of Country Kado Muir
(No. 23)
'Beliefs, Feelings and Justice' Delgamuukw V British Colombia. A Judicial Consideration of Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Canada Lisa Strelein
(No. 22)
A New Way of Compensating: Maintenance of Culture through Agreement Michael Lavarch & Allison Riding
(No. 21)
Compensation for Native Title: Land Rights Lessons for an Effective and Fair Regime J.C. Altman
(No. 20)
The Implications of the Proposed Amendments to the Native Title Act Tamara Kamien
(No. 19)
The Proof of Continuity of Native Title (An anthropological perspective and an historical perspective) Julie Finlayson & Ann Curthoys
(No. 18)
Regional Agreements in Australia: An Overview Patrick Sullivan
(No. 17)
Racial Non-Discrimination Standards and Proposed Amendments to the Native Title Act Jennifer Clarke
(No. 16)
Neither Justice nor Workability: the Proposed Amendments to the Right to Negotiate Liz Keith
(No. 15)
Lighting the Wik of Change by Mark Love
(No. 14)
WIK - the way forward Rick Farley
(No. 13)
Co-existence of Interests in Land: A Dominant Feature of the Common Law Maureen Tehan
(No 12)
Raising Finance on Native Title and other Aboriginal Land Joe Nagy
(No. 11)
Native Title and Intellectual Property David H Bennett
(No. 10)
The Requirements to be Met by Claimants in Applications for a Determination of Native Title George Irving
(No. 9)
Funding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Representative Bodies under the Native Title Act 1993 Jon Altman and Dianne Smith
(No. 8)
Conflict in Native Title Claims Mary Edmunds
(No. 7)
Women and Land Claims Deborah B Rose
(No. 6)
Exclusions Under S26(3) and (4) of the Native Title Act 1993 from the Right to Negotiate Patrick Sullivan
(No. 5)
Some Thoughts on a Proposal to Amend the Native Title Act 1993 Michael Maurice QC
(No. 4)
Land and Indigenous Health Barbara Flick and Brendan Nelson
(No. 3)
Native Title Corporations James S Fingleton
(No. 2)

Pastoral Leases, Mabo and the Native Title Act 1993
Pastoral Leases, Reservations and Native Title

Frank Brennan SJ
Justice R S French
(No. 1)

Regional Agreements Issues Papers

Paper Title Author
The Yandicoogina Process: A Model for Negotiating Land Use Agreements Clive Senior
(No. 6)
Process, Politics and Regional Agreements Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh
(No. 5)
The Emperor has no Clothes: Canadian Comprehensive Claims and their Relevance to Australia Michele Ivanitz
(No. 4)
The Other Side of the Table: Corporate Culture and Negotiating with Resource Companies Richie Howitt
(No. 3)
Local and Regional Agreements Justice Robert French
(No. 2)
Regional Agreements in Australia: An Overview Patrick Sullivan
(No. 1)