Ngaliwurru-Wuli community wins landmark native title compensation
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The High Court of Australia made its first ruling for native title compensation as pay out of over $3 million dollars, the most significant initiative taken after the 1992 Mabo case. Over the past few decades, indigenous land has been stripped away from traditional owners to be used for public works, mining projects, and other infrastructural projects.
Although the success of monetary compensation for non-economic losses like spiritual and cultural practices is yet to be examined, there is a possibility of this ruling to instigate future liability claims in not just Timber Creek, but on a national level.
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