The Greens support the ALCT’s calls for the Federal Government to return culturally significant land in divesting of its defence facility at Fort Direction.
We're entering a period of accelerating global heating, damage to Country, and damage to ecosystems. I'm sure you agree that there is a lot we could learn from Palawa people about
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, I'm not sure if this fits straight within your portfolio or within Parks, but an Aboriginal constituent has asked me to question you about working with indigenous leaders
Minister, the western Tasmanian Aboriginal cultural landscape is globally significant and formally protected by the Commonwealth government. The Federal Court ordered your ...
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
Many people in the Tasmanian Aboriginal community have stated that there cannot be any meaningful truth‑telling process without a pathway to treaty. I welcome the kind of openness
The Greens stand with the Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania and the Truwana Rangers in condemning acts of vandalism at Wybalenna.
This government walked away from the much-needed RAA process reform just a few days ago, yet in this document, as part of the reforms that are needed, that is cited as something...
We do come in here every day and pay our respects to Aboriginal people, and yet we fail them time and time again, so we absolutely welcome this.