Recently two language camps were held near Kati Thanda (Lake Eyre) with over 100 Arabana people speaking language and hearing about the traditional names of the places and stories from Elders. It's all a part of a successful revitalisation program for the Arabana language.
On Aboriginal Way radio this week, we hear from Dylan Clarke, Chairperson of the Barengi Gadjin Land Council in Victoria. He provides some insight into treaty advancement and the need for constitutional recognition. Listen here:
The National Native Title Council (NNTC) has announced that Native Title Operations & Management Training for people involved in Aboriginal Corporations will be available in Adelaide from September 16 – 20.
This week the Federal Court recognised that the Nukunu people are native title holders over a large area of South Australia around the city of Port Pirie. On the program we hear from the emotional Federal Court determination hearing which was held in the small town of Port Germein on the coast at the top of the Spencer Gulf.
In this week's program we hear from the Chair of the National Native Title Council Jamie Lowe. He says that with much native title settled, it's an era to work towards wealth creation, hand back of resources and a journey to true reconciliation. He also says that we are seeing real progress in agreement making and that hope is the only way forward.
