aboriginal law, native title, Northern land Council, Yunupingu, Galarrwuy

aboriginal law, Brennan, Justice Gerard, Mabo judgement, native title

aboriginal law, crown land, doctrine of tenure, native title

aboriginal law, land ownership, Northern land Council, Yunupingu, Galarrwuy

aboriginal law, ATSIC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, custom, indigenous Australians, O'Donaghue, Lowitja

aboriginal law, cultural preservation, culture, custom

aboriginal law, crown land, extinguishment, Federal Court of Australia, Fejo decision, Fejo v Northern Territory (1998), High Court of Australia, Larrakia, native title, Northern Territory, Wik

aboriginal law, coexistence, reconciliation, Uluru

aboriginal law, custom, O'Donaghue, Lowitja

aboriginal law, Common Law, Jacky Anzac Jadjurin v R (1982), R v Ferguson (1970), R v Murrell (1836)

aboriginal law, coexistence, extinguishment, High Court of Australia, Mabo judgement, Mason, Chief Justice Anthony, New South Wales, recognition, Walker v NSW (1994)

aboriginal law, Deane, Sir William, Gaudron, Justice Mary, Gummow, Justice, Mabo v Queensland No.2, Northern Territory, Police v Yunupingu (1998), Wik & Co-Existence, Wik peoples v Queensland, Yolgnu, Yunupingu, Galarrwuy

aboriginal law, self determination, sovereignty

aboriginal law, Isabel Coe v The Commonwealth, native title, sovereignty

aboriginal law, benefits, coexistence, human rights, industry, self determination

aboriginal law, Australian Court Case, Blackburn, Justice, Great Barrier Reef, indigenous law, McIntyre, Greg, Meriam culture, Milirrpum v Nabalco Pty Ltd, 1971 , Moynihan, Justice Martin, Murray Island, No Ordinary Judgement, plaintiffs, reef, sea, sea rights, Sharp, Dr. Nonie

aboriginal law, claim, Federal Government, Australia, Great Barrier Reef, McIntyre, Greg, plaintiffs, Queensland, sea, sea rights

aboriginal law, custom, land ownership, Meriam culture, Moynihan, Justice Martin, Moynihan's findings, Murray Island