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Ngurrara Canvas II (1997)
exhibited: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney (2026)
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Ngurrara Artists Western Desert Region
Ngurrara Canvas II (1997)
exhibited: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney (2026)
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This is urgent! The Queensland Government is ready to extinguish our Native Title rights. Adani is trying to push through an illegitimate land use agreement and extinguish our native title.
We asked the Government to promise that they wouldn’t act to extinguish our native title until the Federal Court heard our case. And they just refused.
That means they could move to extinguish our native title rights at any time.
And with Minister Anthony Lynham back in his seat, we expect him and Adani to act before our hearing, and slam native title extinguishment through!
Our native title rights are hanging in the balance. This is a race against time.
PLEASE TAKE URGENT ACTION WITH US.
Write to or call Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Deputy Premier Jackie Trad, and Minister for Mines Anthony Lynham, and demand they respect the judicial process and refuse to act to extinguish any Wangan and Jagalingou native title before the injunction is dealt with this week and the court hears our case against the ILUA in March:
Premier Palaszczuk – (07) 3719 7000 – [email protected]
Deputy Premier Trad – (07) 3719 7100 – [email protected]
Minister Lynham – (07) 3719 7360 – [email protected]
Ask that they -
~ do not act to extinguish Wangan and Jagalingou native title under any circumstances, before the court hears our case against the Adani ‘ILUA’ in March 2018 - and that they
~ respect the decision of the W&J Traditional Owners who voted down the ILUA for the fourth time in a meeting of our native title claim group on 2 December. It’s the position of the W&J people!
5sos being the oldest australian band whose members were all born after the Native Title Act was put in place (acknowledging the Indigenous Australians' historical and partial present title over the land, as well as general existence) is pretty fucked up
On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluett's
On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluett’s
Photography Exhibition (& Book) Review On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluett’s | Various artists Manuka Arts Centre Gardens | 1 – 17 Dec 2022 The exhibition On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluetts opened as a pop-up at Bluett’s Block on the evening of 1 December and I’m delighted that I managed to get there as it was well worth seeing. It is a group show (with an accompanying book) revolving…
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The Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation manages native title rights for the Eastern Maar Peoples. It is also the Registered Aboriginal Party for Eastern Maar Country and is currently negotiating a Recognition and Settlement Agreement under the Traditional Owner Settlement Act 2010.
Undertook an Aurora Foundation Internship at EMAC July-December 2021.