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Indigenous Youth engaging more with Native Title

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Image: Woomera Dancers at the Gangalidda and Garawa Native Title Determination, 23 June 2010. Photo courtesy of Monica Napper. URL: https://www.flickr.com/photos/126474864@N02/15058399542

Land ownership has been a big issue for Indigenous Australians for a long time.

Last week marked 25 years since the Mabo High Court Decision, which was when the Native Title Act was passed in Australia.

Today, Murrawah Johnson was the Youth Causcus Keynote Speaker at this year’s National Native Title Conference.

Ms Johnson says more Indigenous young people are engaging and are being encouraged to engage more with Native Title issues.

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Wednesday, June 7 2017

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Katherine Andrews

Featured in storyMurrawah Johnson- Youth Caucus Keynote Speaker at the National Native Title Conference 2017 and Spokesperson for the Wangan and Jagalingou Traditional Owners Family Council.

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