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More than 40 years on, the NSW Aboriginal Land Rights Act speaks to an enduring desire for a strong future

By Lawrence Bamblett, Senior Lecturer, Australian Centre for Indigenous History, Australian National University

The Land Rights Act was a step toward Indigenous self-determination. Communities took back the right to manage and protect their own cultural heritage.

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