Are you able to provide the committee with an update on the process of establishing that truth‑telling framework and how it will work out for Aboriginal people across the island?
Minister, regarding the return of lands, which is a central thing in the Pathway to Truth Telling and Treaty Report, and you mentioned that before. Can I confirm that you wouldn't
You probably realise it’s one of the most significant cultural places in Tasmania, it borders right next to piyura kitina.
They are angered at your land act bill, which subverts the right of Aboriginal people to determine how they manage returned land.
We urge Premier Rockliff to celebrate NAIDOC Week by getting on with truth-telling, Treaty and the return of lands in lutruwita.
After the report on truth telling and treaty from Professors Warner and McCormack it's well understood Aboriginal people in lutruwita need much more than words.
It is 17 years since the last lands were returned to Tasmanian Aboriginal people.
Will you show the Government is serious about the return of lands and commit yourself and the Premier to sitting down with the Aboriginal Land Council?
The path to reconciliation has been slow, painful and full of disappointment for Aboriginal Tasmanians.
Minister, as you know, it is almost 20 years since any lands were formally returned through legislative process to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people.