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3 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 4 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Aboriginal LegalAidService Aboriginal LegalAccessProject(ALAP) Aboriginal law see Aboriginal LandRights(NorthernTerritory) Act1976(Cth) Aboriginal LandRightsAct1983(NSW) Aboriginal landrights Aboriginal JusticeOfficers Aboriginal JusticeAdvisoryCouncil(NSW)(AJAC) Aboriginal InterpreterService(NT) Aboriginal Family Wellbeing Facilitation Service, Aboriginal culture Aboriginal CourtDay Aboriginal Corporations N I A M Legal AidQueensland Katherine RegionalAboriginal LegalAidService Central Australian AboriginalLegalAidService Hawkesbury NepeanCommunityLegalCentre Reconstitution ofcommunitylaw, Laws andrights Right tohousingunder, South Australian Courts, Circle sentencing: (NSW) Children (Protection andParental Responsibility)Act Anti-social behaviour, Aboriginal JusticePlan, Aboriginal fishingrightsinNSW Establishment andeffect, Traditional culturalactivity Rights tomortuaryrites, New culturalheritagelegislation,, Mediation inAboriginalcommunities, Hindmarsh IslandBridgecase, Aboriginal cultural heritage protection in Australia, South Australian courts, Corporation (MYSMAC) Mount Theo-Yuendumu SubstanceMisuseAboriginal Aboriginal CouncilsandAssociationsAct Landrights(NT) Funding, Bush courts, (CAALAS), (HNCLC), Indigenous perspectives, NSW CircleSentencingPilotProject, Involving AboriginalCommunitiesin review of, Summary ofreporton, NSW IndigenousFishing Strategy, Petrol SniffingProgram, Liquidations, X E D N I Sentencing Process, 27/21 2/7-9 22/9 28/10 27/20 7/13 , 3/8-12 see 2/7-9 8/24-26 19/21 14/5 Land rights 14/15-17 14/6 8/27

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15/15 16/14-16 Aboriginal rights Aboriginal ProvidentFund (APF) Aboriginal LegalServices(ALS) peoples Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanders Aboriginal Women’s OutreachProject, Aboriginal Welfare Fund (AWF) Aboriginal Tent Embassy Walking thelandfor, Laws andrights Indigenous rightsinAustralia andCanada, Levy imposedonruralworkers, , Top EndWomen’s LegalService(TEWLS), Queensland AboriginalandTorres StraitIslanderLegal Darwin CommunityLegalService A dayinthelifeofanAboriginalLegalService Women’s taskforce onviolence, Traditional landsandwaters,nativetitle, Rising imprisonmentratesof Aboriginal women, Queensland’s democraticprocess,participationin Police treatmentofIndigenouspersons incustody, Pastoralists andworkers, Night patrolsinNSW, National SecretariatofTorres StraitIslander Micro-credit models, Justice inAboriginalcommunities, Indigenous oralevidence, Indigenous communities, Governments, and, Future legalchallenges, Artists, Aborigines andthelaw, Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderFamily Mediation Aboriginal Provident Fund (APF)payments, 28 yearsafterestablished, Indigenous perspectives, Parental responsibilitycontractsandorders, Northbridge curfew, juvenilesunder18years, Services (QAILSS), Aged andDisabilityRightsTeam (ADRT) lawyer, Technology andjusticeinregionalruralareas, Community AccessPoints, (CAPs), Parliamentary committeeinquiry, History of, Organisations, Program, proposed, 27/7-13 Rights andservicestandards, 2/19 case, 16/17 15/14 24/20 11/13 30/11 2/16 16/6 5/26 1/19 12/6-9 5/16-21 12/10-12 11/6 11/5 11/13 1/16 25/22 11/5 1/4 26/14 4/27 5/24 28/14 22/6 see also 28/16 28/21 19/10-13 , 27/4 16/23 27/22 26/15

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, 24/5-7 27/5 28/16 12/13-15 28/20 , (AHURI) Australian HousingandUrban ResearchInstitute Australian CulturalMinisters Council (ACCC) Australian CompetitionandConsumerCommission Australia-United StatesFree Trade Agreement Anti-social environment Amicus curiae Alcohol Agreements, Treaties andNegotiatedSettlements Agreements Aged anddisabled Accommodation Aborigine’s Welfare Fund Project, Aboriginal CouncilsandAssociationsAct1976(Cth) N I A M Strategic PlanforreturnofIndigenous Ancestral Misleading ordeceptiveconduct, Indigenous Australia, and Local crimepreventionplans, Community consultation, World Trade organisation,and Public drunkennessinTownsville, People’s AlcoholActionGroup(PAAG), People’s AlcoholActionCoalition (PAAC), New SouthWales AlcoholSummit, Liquor restrictions Legal implicationsofalcoholism Alcohol ManagementPlans(AMP), Alcohol companies,actionagainst, database Enforcement, Croker Seaspearlfarmingagreement, Australia-United StatesFree Trade Agreement Arakwal IndigenouslandUseAgreementcelebrated, Agreement-making inAustralia andCanada Aged andDisabilityRightsTeam Discrimination in, Reform, International trade, Indigenous exemptions, Future tradeconcerns, Free tradeagreements, International advocacy, developments, Queensland Indigenouscommunities, Alice Springs, Indigenous people, Mapoon AMPabandoned, Indigenous Australia, and, Implementation ofagreements, Darwin, rightsandservicestandards, Private rentalmarket, Remains, X E D N I 30/4-5 (ATNS), 6/9 3/14-16 25/2 2/4 29/5 , 15/12 30/20 25/11-15 22/14 2/7-9 30/22 30/20 30/21 2/8 30/20-23 30/4 ,

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14/4 Cadetship schemes Boobera Lagoon Berne Convention Australian IndigenousHumanRightsConference2000 Central AustralianAboriginal Congress(CAAC) Canada Indigenous lawstudents C Toomelah-Boggabilla LALC, Protection strategies, International comment, Declaration, Application forprotection, Moral rights B Papers from, Aboriginal prisonreleaseesinNewSouthWales Measures torestrict alcohol, Treaty doubletalk in, Treaties Self-determination andcoexistence, Reconciliation, Premier, Police andIpperwash crisis, Metis peopleharvestingrights, Leading First NationsLawprofessorandauthor Indigenous rightsinAustralia andCanada, Indigenous legaleducation Indian-White relations, Extinguishment andtreaties, Circle sentencing, Canadian ResidentialSchools;Legacyofharm, Canadian Aboriginalsituation, British Colombiatreatyreferendum, Albertini ResidentialSchoolcase, Agreement-making inAustralia andCanada Aboriginal JusticeImplementationCommission, Indigenous peoplesculturalrights,and, Ex-prisoner research, Brief noteon, Professor JohnBorrows, interview, Akitsiraq LawSchool, Implementation ofagreements, Manitoba, Guidelines, Funding, Community legalcentres, 6/6 30/6 28/6 13/4 20/18 28/6 1/12 4/5-10 1/8 6/5 5/25 6/7 22/7 19/14 6/4 25/11 1/9 6/5 28/4-7 11/15-18 12/16-19 12/20 20/14-17 1/10 23/22 17/11-14 29/6 16/23 6/14-17 17/4-6

5 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 6 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Community DevelopmentEmployment Program(CDEP) Community activities Commonwealth Constitution Common law Citizenship Circle sentencing Chroming Children Central AustralianAboriginalLegalAidService Central AustralianAboriginalFamily LegalUnit(CAAFLU) N I A M Connecting Koori Kids(CKK) Youth curfewinSouthAustralia Promised marriages Northbridge curfew, WA, Juvenile offending Juvenile justice, Connecting Koori Kids(CKK) Child protectionbeforelawenforcement Child abuse (CAALAS), Profile of, Law andJusticeCommittees,workingwith, Economic opportunities andeffectivenessof, Mining interference, Religious freedom, Preamble to, Special circumstances,and, Native title,recognitionby, Concepts, nativetitle,and, Consent, nativetitle,and Social justiceand Sentencing ofIndigenousoffenders, NSW Governmentreviewof, NSW CircleSentencingPilotProject, Involving AboriginalCommunitiesinSentencing Youth SubstanceAbuseService (YSAS),Victoria, Volatile substanceabuse, Legislation toaddress,Victoria, Youth programsubstance abuse, Operation Shuteye, Unlawful intercoursewithminor, Public fightforyoungpeopletobeinthecity, Juveniles under18years, Curfews, whetherdiscriminatory, Criminal activitybyAboriginalyouth, Research linkschildmaltreatmentwith, Youth drugandalcoholproblems, Chroming, Irish reformatoryandindustrialschools, Traditional landsandwaters, Aboriginal nightpatrolsinNSW, Process, X E D N I see also 22/9 4/5-10 22/9 21/9 25/16 Chroming; Juvenilecrime 27/5 7/4 7/15 26/6 25/2 27/5 22/18 23/19 22/12 27/7 , 29/4 , 25/16 27/7-13 25/20 19/10-13 , 27/9 25/18 , 4/5-10 5/16-21 26/19 27/10 25/18 23/20 8/2 27/7 22/5 27/14-19 22/9 20/5-7

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sentencing Criminal law Credit Copyright (IndigenousCommunalMoralRights)Bill Copyright Community ServicesActs Community legalworkers Community legalcentres Community JusticeGroups(CJG) Deaths inCustody Database Curfews Micro-credit models in Indigenous Australian Indigenous culturalandintellectualpropertyrights, Indigenous communalmoralrights, Community JusticeGroups Top EndWomen’s LegalService(TEWLS) Hawkesbury NepeanCommunityLegalCentre(HNCLC) Cadetships forIndigenouslawstudents, Alcohol ManagementPlans, Royal CommissionintoAboriginalDeathsinCustody Indigenous prisoners,continuingpoorhealth, Indigenous menandVictoriaPolice, Agreements, Treaties andNegotiatedSettlementsDatabase D Sentencing ofIndigenousoffenders Arrest, trialandsentence 2003, context, Liquor restrictionsinIndigenouscommunities, Aboriginal Women’s OutreachProject, Aboriginal LegalAccessProject, State andTerritory implementationof , Recommendations, Queensland, , New SouthWales, Moving beyondtheRoyalCommission, Indigenous womeninQueenslandPrisons, Final ReportandRecommendations, Australian CapitalTerritory, Aboriginal JusticePlanning, (ATNS), Stolen Generation,and, Circle Sentencing, Alternatives, campaign tocommutesentence, see 30/8 25/5 Children see also , 12/6-9 25/7 29/5 5/24 8/10 Circle sentencing;Mandatory 8/10 8/8 4/5-10 3/20 8/9 , 23/10-13 25/5 8/16 , 29/4 8/7 8/24 , , 25/7 21/14 28/10 24/22 30/8-10 8/20 28/4-7 8/4

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8/16-19 8/28 6/14 Family violence Fair trading Extinguishment Evidence Economic, SocialandCulturalRightsCommittee, Drugs Draft DeclarationontheRightsofIndigenous Domestic violence Discrimination Disabled persons N I A M Education Centre AgainstViolence, Coen LocalJusticeGroup, Child abuse,and Consumer warningsonauthenticityof“Aboriginal-style F Indigenous oralevidence,25/22 E Medicine derivedfromtraditionalknowledge, Blockbuster drugsinpharmaceuticalindustry, Peoples, UN World ConferenceAgainstRacism, and IndigenousAustralians, UN ReportonRacism UN ConventionontheEliminationofallForms of vilification Racial discriminationintheprivaterentalmarket, Racial Private rentalmarket,in, Palm IslandDecision, Institutionalised racism Indigenous peoplesandracism, Curfews, childrenunder18years, Compensation, underpaidAboriginalworkers, Unsentenced prisonersinWestern Australia see also souvenirs”, Discrimination(CERD), Racial Legislation, QldandVic, Human RightsandEqualOpportunity Direct andindirectdiscrimination, Australian publicservices,in, Unfit toplead, Western Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, Protection forIndigenousChildren, X E D N I Conventions Commission, recommendations, 1/5 8/13 Children , 4/11 see 8/11 24/19 see Nativetitle 16/10-13 Family violence 7/8-10 8/14 14/11-14 22/14 8/6 13/12-15 8/2 7/2 26/10-12 27/10 see 14/23 2/5 International 20/20 13/5-7

22/12 22/12 14/11-14 2/4 2/2 16/5 , 4/13 Genocide Geraldton ResourceCentre Gender Foundation ofAboriginalIslanderResearchAction Fishing Human Rights Heritage protection Healthy RiversCommission(HRC)(NSW) UN ConventiononthePrevention andPunishment Arabunna people’sconnectiontoland, Aboriginal law, and, Services, Initiatives andprojects, Challenges, Representations G Violence againstAboriginalwomen, National IndigenousWorking GrouponFamily Mediation inAboriginalcommunities, UN appointsSpecialRapporteur Inter-American CourtofHumanRights Human RightsCommittee(HRC), Award New CulturalHeritagelegislation,Queensland, Kakadu NationalPark, Indigenous knowledge,and, Hindmarsh IslandBridgecase, Federal HeritageProtection Bill, Commonwealth legislation, Aboriginal culturalheritageprotectionin Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderHeritageProtection Act Indigenous interests H (FAIRA), of theCrimeGenocide, Recollections ofSquattinginVictoria Violence, Human Rights ofIndigenousPeoples, Awas-Tingni decision, ILB honouredwith, Australia, 1984 (Cth) Recommended principles, Consultation process, Aboriginal concerns, see Applications under, Boobera Lagoon, 23/8 Hunting fishingandgathering 16/6 23/9 23/6 16/14-16 1/14 6/24 23/8 4/4 29/12 29/12 18/15-18 3/17-19 6/30 29/13-15 1/6 15/16 11/14 , 4/12 11/19-23 19/6-9 1/19 14/7-9

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Indigenous peoples Indigenous lawyers International Conventions International advocacy Intellectual property Indigenous students Indigenous self-determination Indigenous Pre-LawProgram, Ireland, International trade,and Future legalchallenges, Fifth ScheduleofIndianConstitution Community participation Canada, Africa, Wage disparity between Indigenous and Unique practice, Next generationof, Interview with Indigenous legaleducation,Canada, Cadetships forIndigenouslawstudents A dayinthelifeofanAboriginalLegalService UN ConventiononCiviland Political Amicus curiaeandtheWorld Trade Organisation, Traditional knowledge Indigenous communalmoralrights, Consumer protectionlegislation, Address toUN Koora Kudidj Pre-Law Program, Water anddevelopment United States, UN Working GrouponIndigenousPopulations, Treaties, Police treatmentofIndigenouspersonsin Norway, Nicaragua, TheAwas-Tingni decision, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indigenousrightsin, Making ofSouthAfrican legalculture1902-36, Latin America,effectsofglobalisation, non-Indigenous, Free tradeagreementwithUnitedStates, Samatha judgment, Sentencing criminaloffenders, Shaz Rind, Community legalcentres, lawyer, Rights, Development ofmodernmedicine,and, Adverse impactsofmandatorysentencing, Indigenous perspectives, custody, 20/23 see see see 9/18 16/17 2/2 Ireland Canada Treaties 12/13 , 3/23 see 24/12 6/6 2/10 NewZealand see also see also , 13/20 22/4 17/7 13/22 11/5 , see also see also Indigenous Pre-LawProgram Copyright 29/26 5/22 see 28/4-7 14/21 United States 14/4 24/19 Self-determination 4/5-10 United Nations 30/8-10 19/14

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12/22 20/10-13 24/14-17 N I A M Kungkas Kakadu NationalPark Juveniles Juvenile crime, Joint management Jabiluka Island CoordinatingCouncil(ICC) Ireland Intestacy law International Youth Parliament 2000(IYP2000), International LawAssociation,Australianbranch Struggle forthe Manta, Mirrar people,protectionofcultural values, K Research linkschildmaltreatmentwith, National IndigenousJuvenileJusticeConference2003 Anti-social environment Aboriginal youthinjuvenilejusticesystems, National parks,NSW, Mirrar people,protectionofculturalvales, J Regional governmentinTorres Strait, Stolen Generation Failure forcustomarylawpurposes, A NationalTreaty withIndigenousAustralians –the UN ConventionontheRightsofChild,and, UN ConventiononthePrevention andPunishment UN ConventionontheEliminationofAllForms of UN ConventionontheEliminationofAllForms of UN ConventionEconomic,SocialandCultural Juvenile in/justiceandIndigenouskids, Community consultation, Statute ofLimitationsandlitigation, Residential InstitutionsRedressBoard, Kennedy Report, Criminal proceedings, Compensation AdvisoryCommittee(Ryan Commission toInquireintoChildAbuse, Child physicalandsexualabuse, International Lawperspective:Seminar, Curfews, of theCrimeGenocide, Discrimination againstWomen, Discrimination(CERD), Racial Rights, X E D N I Committee), see Children;Juvenilecrime 2/2 27/7-13 2/7-9 , 4/11 , 3/8-12 27/16 27/14 3/20-22 1/22 27/15 2/7-9 1/6 2/2 13/16-19 2/2 27/14 16/4 , 27/15 4/11 22/5 6/24 27/17 27/5 19/4 6/24 11/31 27/15

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Legal Aid(NSW) Law ReformCommission(NSW) Larrakia Treaty Petition, Land rights(NT) Land rights(NSW) Land rights Mediation Mandatory sentencing, Local JusticeInitiativesProgram Local AboriginalLandCouncil(LALC) Lingiari Foundation Legal practitioners Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderFamily Mediation Circle SentencingPilotProject, Mining andtheMirrarPeople, Kenbi landclaim, Kakadu NationalPark Rights(NorthernTerritory)Aboriginal Land Act National parks Second AnnualConferenceofNTRBs, Mabo (No2), Aboriginal andtreatyrights L Yorta Yorta mediationprocess, National NativeTitle Tribunal, Aboriginal communities, Lessons fromtheUS, Adverse impactsof, M Coen LocalJusticeGroup Toomelah-Boggabilla LALC Grant ofhouseandland, ATSIC, and Wage disparitybetweenIndigenousand Unique practice, A dayinthelifeofanAboriginalLegalService Mirrar peoplecontinuecampaign, Fishing intidalwatersonAboriginalland, Joint management, Compensation forbreach, Family violence, Land managementby, Boobera Lagoon,protectionof, Water RightsProject, non-Indigenous, lawyer, Program, 16/17 15/14 major testcase, 2/10 see also 15/19 1 /2 13/12-15 13/20 2/2 17/19-22 21/11 3/20-22 16/18 19/21 14/7-9 6/5 Indigenous lawyers 11/7 15/8 17/27 18/12-14 8/2 18/4-7 , 11/33 6/4 6/24

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6/14-18 Native Title Act1993 (Cth) Native Title Report 2000 Public worksthreatennativetitle Overseas precedents,relevance, Operational environment,changesin, Native Title Report2000, Native titleclaim1994-2000 Mabo (No2) Local government’snationalresponse, Legislation, Learning aboutnativetitle Kenbi landclaim, Future acts, Extinguishment Primacy of, Native title,definition, Incidents test,inconsistency, Cultural knowledgeandconnection, Connection anduseofland, Confirmation andvalidationprovisions Racial DiscriminationAct Wik peoplesnegotiatesettlement onclaim, Ward Valuation andmanagementofland, Traditional lawsandcustoms Squatting inVictoria Second AnnualConferenceofNTRBs, Right To Negotiate Representative bodies, Recognition bycommonlaw, Racial DiscriminationAct Torres Strait, Yorta Yorta Online CDRomlearningdevice, Yarmirr Treaties, and, Miriuwung Gajerrong Legislative intervention, Clear andplainintention, Determination Priority ofapplication, Role innativetitle, Part II, Part I, Connection withlandandwater, Implications forlandjustice, Alternative nativetitleregime,Qld, Bodies (NTRBs) Role innativetitle, Relevance of, decision,analysis Rubibi Community, Traditional Aboriginallaw 22/18-23 case, ground, 26/17-23 22/18 2/2 9/16 majortestcase, case, 4/16 26/24 26/20 1/9 5/19 6/19-23 18/19-21 see 1975(Cth) 23/8-10 24/28-10 22/19 1975 (Cth) case, see also 7/23 Native Title Representative 26/20 , 6/25-28 26/19 11/7 4/16 22/20 26/20 22/12 26/19 3/23 19/6-9 , Table ofLegislation 11/33 , 30/14-16 4/26 30/14-16 22/20 23/5 18/23 9/4-7 4/22-24 , 12/5 19/10 2/2 N I A M Pastoral workers Parliament, NewSouthWales Parental responsibilitycontractsand orders Nuclear waste Northern Territory Northbridge curfew, WA, Ngooderi-Mabuntha JusticeAssociation(NMJA) Ngaarra LegalForum New Zealand Native Title RepresentativeBodies(NTRBs) History ofwhite bosses,and, Linda BurneyMP, interviewwith, Proposed inWA P Kungkas strugglefortheManta, White bossesandAboriginalpastoralworkers, Treaty justiceorinjustice Land rights,miningandMirrarrpeople, Thamarrurr CommunityGovernmentCouncil, Kenbi landclaim, Alcohol andAliceSprings, Alcohol ManagementPlan, Garma CulturalFestival, Treaty claimsinNewZealandtoday, Indigenous oralevidence, Employers’ dutiesofculturalsensitivity, Dispute resolutionin, Working groupmodel Second AnnualLegalConference Re-recognition processfor, Operational environment,changesin Chronic under-funding, Cautioning of, Native title Yorta Yorta mediationprocessunder, Validation ofpastacts, Rights possessedundertraditionallawand s 190C(3) s 24HA Analysis ofimpactonIndigenous Larrakia woman’sperspective, Provision ofnativetitlelegalservices, Selection ofPapers from, Past andfutureoflandrightsnativetitle, Native titleclaims, custom, Denial ofreligiousfreedoms, Claimant rightsunder, X E D N I families, 22/19 2/16 30/11-13 see also 15/19 7/21 26/18 9/4-7 27/5 Landrights(NT) 9/14 12/4 25/22 2/18 25/11 4/25 25/7 , 27/7 20/22 24/20 1/22 7/4 21/11 26/8 15/21 15/8-11

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see also 24/20 23/4 12/5 Prisons Police Petrol sniffing People’s AlcoholActionGroup(PAAG), People’s AlcoholActionCoalition(PAAC), Pearl farming Queensland works Public service Public OrderandAnti-SocialBill2001(NT), 8/2 Public Protection regime Promised marriages Rising imprisonmentratesofAboriginal Police treatmentofIndigenouspersonsin Indigenous womeninQueensland, Indigenous menandVictorianPolice Aboriginal youthinjuvenilejusticesystems, Aboriginal prisonreleaseesinNewSouthWales Youth curfewinSouthAustralia Police brutality, Indigenous menandVictorianPolice, Aboriginal communities,and, Warlpiri Elders workwithpetrolsniffers, Croker Seaspearlfarmingagreement, Indigenous communitygovernance, 1984-2000, Geraldton ResourceCentre, Coen LocalJusticeGroup, Alternative nativetitleregime Alcohol Managementplans, Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderLegalServices, Q Threaten NativeTitle inTorres Strait, Institutionalised racism, Legislation tocontrollivesofAboriginal Government asbankerinQueenslandandUnited Unlawful intercoursewithminor, 23/20 Unsentenced prisonersinWestern Australia, custody, Alleged offenders,ratesofarrestand Ex-prisoner research, Operation Shuteye, Alternative Governing StructuresProgram, Right To Negotiate,and, Indigenous Family Program, (IFP), Aboriginal employeesinbureaucracy, people, States, women, see also over-representation in1990s, 26/13 26/13-16 see also 12/13-15 24/5-7 Deaths incustody 16/20 Chroming 26/6 26/10 22/7 13/12 25/5 23/8 4/22 7/22 , , 25/7 23/9 8/28 8/20-23 8/20 29/21-23 26/24 25/11 26/11

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22/6 ee Social control Sentencing Self-government Self-determination Sea rights Savings AccountsandWages Project Squatting (Vic) Special RapporteurfortheHumanRightsofIndigenous South Africa Social justice Nation-building andthetreatyprocess,US, British Columbiatreatyreferendum, Indian GaminginUS, Co-existence, and, Torres Strait,rightsandcontrol, Mabo Fishing warinTorres Strait,RoundFour, Croker IslandSeaRights Indigenous workers’wagespaidtothirdparty, Categories ofAboriginalworkers, S Video lawinremoteandruralcommunities Victims CompensationTribunal Sentencing ofIndigenousoffenders,and, Reparations tribunal,5/2 Litigation, Legal andpoliticalresponsesto Ireland, Chronology oflitigation1993-2003, Canadian ResidentialSchools, Bringing ThemHome Representations ofgender UN CommissiononHumanRights, Foundations ofAboriginaltitlein, Citizenship and Anti-social environment People Video teleconferencing, Telephone communication, Victory in, Psychological harm,proving, Future claims,implications for, Alleged assaults,proving, Cubillo Lessons fromIreland, Implications oflandjusticethroughnativetitle, Aboriginal nightpatrolsinNSW, Community consultation, case, 27/14-17 see 9/2 case, 5/11 Criminallaw 22/10 2/11-15 1/10 , HREOC’s Report, , HREOC’s case, 18/8-11 27/14-19 28/18 5/13 22/10 2/7 17/4-6 28/18 5/11-14 , 22/10 14/18 12/10-12 30/17 22/11 23/14 5/16-21 17/11-14 7/11 23/10 6/2 23/10-13 17/7-11 12/10-12 19/6-9 N I A M Treaties Traditional lawsandcustoms Traditional culturalactivity Trade PracticesAct1974(Cth) Torres StraitIslanders Torres Strait Thamarrurr CommunityGovernmentCouncil, Sydney OlympicGames Substance abuse Nation-building andthetreatyprocess,US, Meaning, Extinguishment, and, Effects ofatreaty Definition oftreaty, Debating atreaty, Concerns abouttreaties, Comment ontreatybetween Campaigns fortreatybetween British Columbiatreatyreferendum, Arguments forandagainst, A NationalTreaty withIndigenousAustralians –the Alternative nameof‘compact’, Agreements, Treaties andNegotiatedSettlementsDatabase Aboriginal andtreatyrights Medicines derivedfromtraditionalknowledge, Intestacy laws, Connection withlandandwaters Misleading ordeceptiveconduct, Islanders Towards regionalgovernmentofTorres Strait, Torres StraitRegionalAuthority, Island CoordinatingCouncil, Indigenous rightsandcontrolofsea, Fishing warinTorres Strait, T Public order, and, Indigenous andNon-Indigenouspeople, Indigenous andNon-Indigenouspeoples, International Lawperspective:Seminar, (ATNS), Compensation forbreach, Native titleclaim, Torres StraitIslanderrelationship, Political initiatives, Non-Indigenous laws, Native titleclaims, Mabo Croker IslandSeaRights Murri people, X E D N I andsearights, 21/17 29/5 13/16-19 see 21/19 21/21 1/26 Chroming 21/4 see 1/9 30/14 5/12 5/14 5/11 , 21/6 see 21/12 case, Aboriginals andTorres Strait 5/12 21/13 2/17 Aboriginal culture 16/4 17/27 21/9 5/13 16/4 24/18 , 5/11-14 14/18 17/11-14 5/11 19/4 17/7-10 , 21/23 6/2 16/4 21/4 23/4 22/13 United Nations United Kingdom Why haveatreaty, United Nationstreatymandates, United Nationsstudiesontreaties, Treaty orghostdance, Treaty justiceorinjustice Treaty inAustralia, Treaty doubletalkinCanada, Treaty claimsinNewZealandtoday, Ten pointplancampaign, Social andpoliticalaspects, Re-evaluation ofthetreatycampaign, Refugee’s reflectionsonatreaty, Reflections onatreaty Real andfictitious Personal perspectiveonthetreaty Parliamentarians andthetreaty UN treatymandates, andIndigenousAustralians, UN ReportonRacism UN InternationalYear fortheWorld’s IndigenousPeople UN EconomicandSocialCouncil UN DraftDeclarationontheRightsofIndigenousPeoples UN ConventionontheRightsofChild UN ConventiononthePrevention andPunishment UN Committeesunderattack, UN CommitteeonEliminationofRacial UN CommissiononHumanRights(CHR), Study ontreaties, Australian Government Law, propertyrightsandtheBritishDiaspora, Aboriginal ancestralremains,repatriation, U Larrakia woman’sperspective, Torres StraitIslandlawyer, Brief noteon, Sporting Great, Obstacles andopportunities, Redfern Park Speechby Prime Minister Paul Forum forIndigenousPeoples, 2002, Curfews, of theCrimeGenocide, Discrimination, fortheHumanRights of Special Rapporteur Exposes itselfbefore, Criticised, Keating, Indigenous People, 16/6-9 27/7-13 2/2 11/9-11 1/8 1/12 21/4 21/8 21/14 2/2 4/11 21/15 4/11-15 21/17 7/11 21/12 1/8 1/6 21/22 2/2 21/18 4/11 21/20 21/11 4/14 1/8 15/21 21/16

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6/2 16/5 13 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 14 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Western Australia Water rights Wages Victims CompensationTribunal Vale United States N I A M V Zuni SaltLakethreatened, Western Shoshonelandrightsstruggle Tribal courtsintheUSA, Repatriation ofancestralremains, Nation-building andthetreatyprocess, Mandatory sentencing,lessonsfromtheUS, Indian Gaming,legislation, Government asbanker, abuseoftrust Contemporary NativeAmericanPolitical Issues, Contemporary NativeAmericanCulturalIssues, Australia-United StatesFree Trade Agreement American Indianwaterrights, Working GrouponIndigenousPopulations UN World Racial ConferenceAgainstRacism, UN Working GrouponIndigenousPopulations, Discrimination inprivaterentalmarket, Community activitiesandmining interference, Aboriginal Fishing Strategy, Water anddevelopment Indigenous waterrights ATSIC andLingiariFoundation American Indianwaterrights, Stolen Wages (Queensland), Discrimination againstAboriginalworkers W Stolen generation, Kwementyaye Perkins (Dr CharlesNelsonPerrurle Perkins, AO) US Government,against, Moneys collected and managed by Government, Indigenous Australia, and, Future inthebalance, Discrimination, Indigenous perspectives, Murray DarlingBasin, Water RightsProject, Palm IslandDecision, X E D N I 1936-2000, Xenophobia andRelatedIntolerance, 22/10-11 3/13 16/18 17/15-18 20/10 14/11-14 29/17-20 17/23 18/8-11 29/10 29/26 26/13-16 19/18-20 30/20 29/24 29/24 6/9 17/7-10 2/4-6 7/2 17/19-22 ,

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7/15 , 7/19 17/25 13/5-7 20/10-13 26/13-16 Women Wills PeoplesWik Youth Affairs CouncilofWA (YACWA) World Trade Organisation World HealthOrganisation(WHO) Working GroupsonIndigenousPopulations Top EndWomen’s LegalService(TEWLS), Task forceonviolence, Rural Women’s OutreachLegalService(RWOLS) Rising imprisonmentratesofAboriginal Micro-credit models Kungkas andthestruggleforManta, Indigenous womeninQueenslandprisons, Hindmarsh IslandBridgecase, Aboriginal women,politicsandland, Customary lawpurposes,failure, Native titleclaim, Unsentenced prisonersin Parental responsibilitycontractsandorders, Northbridge curfew, Native titlerepresentativebodiescautioned, Homeswest publichousingauthority, Y Amicus curiae,and Medicines derivedfromtraditional Violence againstAboriginalwomen, Curfews, (WGIP), Video teleconferencingequipment, women, Indigenous womenentrepreneurs, Unfit toplead, International advocacy, developments, knowledge, 28/16 27/8 4/11 24/5-7 , 4/13 22/13 2/2 16/10-13 27/5 4/27 , 27/7-13 15/16 13/16-19

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21/12 Yorta Yorta Yorta Black, RussellandWatson, Nicole Bitsis, Amelia Bhanumathi, KandRebbapragada,Ravi Behrendt, Larissa Barns, Greg Barclay, Kelly Balgi, Teena Buzzacott, Kevin Bryant, Gerard Brajcich, Tonia Brady, DrWendy Bohill, RuthandDouglas,Greg Boffa, DrJohnandRosewarne,Clive Boersig, John Blanchard, Lynda-ann andLui,Leah Murris, OneGiantLeapForward fortheQueensland New CulturalHeritageLegislation:OneSmallStepfor Victoria, Recommendations oftheRoyalCommission: State andTerritory Implementationofthe Samatha Judgement, The Fifth ScheduleoftheIndianConstitutionand and LeeGodden:BookReview, Precedents ofRelevancetoNativeTitle A Treaty –TheFuture willDeliver, Future, The DrinkWithout TheTrouble: HopeFor Our Native Title Regime, The RighttoNegotiateandQueensland’sAlternative Winsome Matthews, Moving BeyondtheRoyalCommission:Interviewwith Walking theLandforourAncientRights, Promised Marriages: Families, and Orders:AnAnalysisoftheirImpactonIndigenous The WA Proposed Parental ResponsibilityContracts Review, Cultural IssuesbyDuaneChampagne Write onNativeAmericans. Part Two, Community ConsultationinanAnti-SocialEnvironment: Part One, Community ConsultationinanAnti-SocialEnvironment: of theCommunity, Alcohol andAliceSprings:MeetingtheNeedsWishes Legal ServiceProviders, Wage DisparityBetweenIndigenousandNon-Indigenous Night Patrols inNSW, Citizenship andSocialJustice:LearningfromAboriginal Government, 25/7 7/19 8/13 30/11 3/8 2/7 13/8 25/11 13/22 8/24 The JackiePascoe Case 4/22 5/16 13/20 Contemporary NativeAmerican 3/23 by ShaunnaghDorsett (ed): Book 21/13 1/19 , 23/20

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13/5 24/12 14/4 S R O H T U A Fletcher, Felicia Finn, JamesandKilroy, Debbie Finlayson, DrJulie Field, Jason Fforde, CressidaandParker, Ormond Fairburn, RowanandMurray, David Fagan, Mathew Etherington, Simon Ellsmore, Sylvia Ella-Duncan, Marcia Edney, Richard Duthu, NBruce Drumgold, Shane Dowling, JodieandHall,Deb Peggy Brock(ed): Book Review, Words andSilences:AboriginalWomen, Politics andLand Off?, Are IndigenousWomen inQueenslandPrisons AnyBetter across theNativeTitle OperationalEnvironment, Managing CompetingAgendas:StrategicPartnerships ILB HonouredwithHumanRightsAward, Repatriation DevelopmentsintheUK, Dilemmas, Special Forum People, Broken Promises: LandRights,MiningandtheMirrar F Aboriginal StyleArt:CaseNote, A Re-EvaluationoftheTreaty Campaign, Sporting Great, A Personal Perspective ontheTreaty byanIndigenous Offenders, The StolenGenerationandtheSentencingofIndigenous Frederick JohnBeaverRobinettvSouthAustralianPolice Police Treatment ofIndigenousPersons inCustody. The MoreThingsChange,thetheyStaySame: the Police byChrisCunneen:BookReview, Conflict, Politics andCrime:AboriginalCommunities E Johnson (ed):BookReview, Contemporary NativeAmericanPolitical Issues Capital Territory, Recommendations oftheRoyalCommission:Australian State andTerritory Implementationofthe Disadvantaged inRemoteAreas, Remote AreaAdvocacyProject Servicesforthe 8/28 18/12 23/10 25/19 X E D N I : Chroming:LegislativeChangeandPractical 21/14 8/7 17/25 16/21 28/14 24/18 6/9 21/16 by Troy R 4/4 7/22 9/4 , by 12/13 Goodstone, Alexis Gibson, MelodieandD’Souza,Carl Gibson, Melodie-Jane Gardiner, Greg Friend, Stephen Fraser, Ben Fontaine, LorenaSekwan Hajaj, Khaldoun Haigh, DavidJohn Gunn, Libby Groenfeldt, David Grix, JuliaandCunneen,Chris Green, Susan Gould, Ian Gosford, Robert Shaz Rind:AnInterviewwithanIndigenousLawyer, What’s itLike:UNSWPre-law 2001, 1990s, ofArrestandOver-RepresentationOffenders Rates inthe Indigenous MenandtheVictorianPolice: Alleged G New SouthWales andthePolice, A CheckonPolice Brutality:Vernon Moran,theStateof Aboriginal Fishing StrategyinWestern Australia, Harm, Canadian ResidencySchools:TheLegacyofCultural Book Review, How Politics isKillingBlackAustralia A Refugee’sReflection onaTreaty, and Nona;ExparteA-G Fishing War intheTorres Strait–RoundThree: H De RosevStateofSouthAustralia Development, Indigenous Perspectives onWater and 1993-2003, Chronology: TheStolenGenerationsLitigation Women’s Policy: BookReview, Task Force onViolence The ReportoftheAboriginalandTorres StraitIslanderWomen‘s Australians, andIndigenous The UnitedNationsReportonRacism Registrar LiquidatesAboriginalCorporations, The LastGreatBureaucraticLandGraboftheC20th: Tribunal, Stolen GenerationsVictoryintheVictimsCompensation 8/20 17/4 22/10 23/14 16/5 20/21 29/26 byQueenslandGovernmentOfficeof , 2/17 , 4/27 30/14 16/20 by RosemaryNeill: 21/18 5/22

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Loban, Heron Limerick, Michael Libesman, Terri andCunneen,Chris Levy, Ron Leon, MickandKerwin, Dale Leon, Mick Lenihan, Te Marino McGlade, Hannah McDougall, Scott McDonnell, Siobhan McCoy, CandaceandKrone,Tony Lui, LeahandBlanchard,Lynda-ann Lui, Gary Luebben, ThomasEandNelson,Cathy Lombardi, DrLisa Reflections onaTreaty fromaTorres StraitIslander 1984-2000, Indigenous CommunityGovernanceinQueensland Issue 44, Editorial. JuvenileJustice.ReprintfromVolume 2, Trust &anor Fisheries (NorthernTerritory) Aboriginal &AnorvArnhemLand Who canFish Tidal Waters onAboriginalLand? The Kenbi LandClaim, Australia, A CommentonAboriginalCulturalHeritageProtection in NSW IndigenousFisheries Strategy, Aboriginal Fisheries inNSW, by Professor AlanWard: BookReview, An UnsettledHistory:Treaty ClaimsinNewZealandToday Queensland, Our OwnBackyards, Underpaid Workers, Discriminated intheCompensation ofQueensland’s ‘A DiscriminationAgainstthe CertainCommonality’: Context, of Micro-CreditModelsinanIndigenousAustralian Giving CreditWhereit’sDue:TheOperation States, Mandatory Sentencing: Lessons from the United M Night Patrols inNSW, Citizenship andSocialJustice:LearningfromAboriginal A UniquePractice, against theUSGovernment, Update ontheWestern ShoshoneLandRightsStruggle their ImplicationsforAustralia, American IndianWater Rights:SomeObservationsand Lawyer, 17/19 21/22 11/31 12/6 16/14 , 5/4 7/17 28/20 2/10 14/11 23/6 5/16 15/19 19/18 20/8 29/24 9/12 15/21

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21 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 22 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Strelein, DrLisa;Weir, JessicaandMorgan,Monica Storry, Kirsten Stojanovski, AndrewandCampbell,Liam Spence MP, Judy Solonec, Tammy Sherwood, Juanita Sheleff, Leon Sheiner, Paul Scott, ColinandMulrennan,Monica Schwartz, Melanie Schulte-Tenckhoff, Isabelle Sansbury, Tauto Sanders, ProfessorDouglas Sambuc, Henri-PhilippeandChacko,Suni Sacha, Prem-Tej andvanderGeizen,John S R O H T U A Strait, Indigenous RightsandControloftheSeainTorres of CircleSentencing, Opening aCircleofHope:TheNSWGovernmentReview A BriefNoteonTreaties, RealandFictitious, Australia, Recommendations oftheRoyalCommission:South State andTerritory Implementationofthe of the Royal Commission: Overview, State and Territory Implementation of the Recommendations Pulp PlantationSdnBhd Indigenous LandRightsinMalaysia: Property, Blockbusters, Traditional KnowledgeandIntellectual Australia, Unfit toPlead:UnsentencedPrisoners inWestern S Basin, Indigenous Water RightswithintheMurrayDarling Services, Secretary, Departmentof Family and Community Special CircumstancesandtheCommonLaw: Warlpiri EldersWork withPetrol Sniffers, Communities, Liquor RestrictionsinQueenslandIndigenous Australia, Stereotypes andBreakingtheCycleofDespairinWestern DiscriminationintheRentalMarket: Overcoming Racial Review, Black Lives,GovernmentLies People, of AlcoholismAmongtheIndigenous Drowning One’sSorrow:TheLegalImplications for Breach An OverviewofAboriginalandTreaty RightsandCompensation 5/11 29/17 15/12 23/19 5/26 byRobertMainville:BookReview, 22/12 16/10 2/4 8/10 X E D N I 25/5 29/4 , 14/21 byRosalindKidd:Book 8/6 Nor NyawaivBorneo

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Tyson, Nathan Thorpe, Robbie Teillet, Jean Sutherland, Johanna Stubbings, Melissa Struthers, Karen Watson, Nicole Watson, Irene Walsh, Joanne Waia, Terry andReid,Georgina Vines, Prue Venne, Sharon van derGeizen,JohnandSacha,Prem-Tej Markus: BookReview, Race: JohnHowardandtheRemakingofAustralia Taking upAboriginalLawinaSeaofGenocide, Metis HarvestingRightsinCanada: T Rebuffed, Federal HeritageProtection Bill:SenateUpgrade Aboriginal LegalAccessProject, Queensland’s DemocraticProcess, Hands onParliament: IndigenousPeople’s Participation in Participation inQueensland’sDemocraticProcess, Inquiry intoAboriginalandTorres StraitIslanderPeople’s Hands onParliament: AParliamentary Committee Native Title Act A DenialofReligiousFreedoms: Section190C(3)ofthe Walking theLandforourAncientRights, Then Don’tThumbPrint orSign Anything, There isNoPossibility of RightswithoutLaw:SoUntil Taking upAboriginalLawinaSeaofGenocide, Kungkas andtheStruggleforManta, Suburban Oppression, Public Works ThreatenNativeTitle inTorres Strait, W Australia, and theNeedforWills forCustomaryLawPurposesin Wills asShieldsandSpears:TheFailure ofIntestacyLaw Treaty DoubletalkinCanada, Australia, Unfit toPlead:UnsentencedPrisoners inWestern V 13/16 16/10 11/14 , 7/4 22/14 15/23 1/8 28/10 27/4 R vPowley 1/22 1/19 1/4 by Andrew , 12/16 1/14 1/14 22/6 26/24 S R O H T U A Wright, Shelley Wright, Lisa Wright, John Wootten, Hal Woodruffe, RDTandO’Brien,Peter RebeccaBear Wingfield, KevinWilliams, Westmore, Tony Wensing, Ed Welch, Colleen Weir, Jessica;Morgan,MonicaandStrelein,DrLisa Weir, Jessica Watson, Sam Watson, NicoleandBlack,Russell Indigenous Legal Education, The AkitsiraqLawSchool:AUnique Approachto Australia vWard Part Two ofanAnalysistheWard Decision: Australia vWard Part OneofanAnalysistheWard Decision: Review, Minorities’? Africa’s IndigenousPeoples: ‘First Peoples’ or‘Marginalized The StuartCase Regional AboriginalLegalService, Special Forum Kungkas andtheStruggleforManta, Australia Emerging Justice:EssaysonIndigenousRightsinCanadaand Maureen andGeorge, Kids, A Work inProgress: JuvenileIn/JusticeandIndigenous Review, Native Title: Government’sNationalResponse Local Resource, Learning AboutNativeTitle: AnOnlineCDRomLearning Officers, Aboriginal CourtDayandJustice South Australian CourtsAdministrationAuthority: Northern Territory AboriginalInterpreterService, Weis, Barbara 29/17 Indigenous Water RightswithintheMurrayDarlingBasin, National Parks inNSW, Aboriginal LandOwnershipandJointManagementof Treaty orGhostDance–OneTime, Government, Murris, OneGiantLeapForward fortheQueensland New CulturalHeritageLegislation:OneSmallStepfor Talent, Indigenous People: APerspective fromaYoung Indigenous Where toFrom Here?Future LegalChallengesfor 27/5 11/5 20/23 18/23 by Kent McNeil:BookReview, 14/5 23/5 byAlanBarnardandJustinKenrick (eds):Book X E D N I : BushCourts:CourtsandtheKatherine 13/8 byKen Inglis:BookReview, , , 26/17 22/18 11/13 3/20 19/14 27/20 21/15 16/23 1/22 24/22 Western Western : Book 8/27 Young, Simon Review, Conference 2000byBryanKeon-Cohen (ed):Book Papers fromtheNativeTitle RepresentativeBodiesLegal Native Title intheNewMillennium:ASelectionof Y 20/22 23 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 24 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Night Patrols inNSW Citizenship andSocialJustice; LearningfromAboriginal – Formerly Known as the Aborigines’ Welfare Fund Project Calling in Debts: The Savings Accounts and Wages Project Boobera Lagoon Betting onSelf-Determination and IndigenousPeoples’ CulturalRights Berne, Baby, Berne:TheBerneConvention,MoralRights Australian GovernmentExposesItselfBeforetheUN Native Title Act A DenialofReligiousFreedoms: Section190C(3)ofthe Underpaid Workers Discriminated intheCompensationofQueensland’s ‘A CertainCommonality’:Discriminatingagainstthe A BriefNoteonTreaties, RealandFictitious FEATURE ARTICLES INDEX ARTICLES FEATURE Scott McDougall, Isabelle Schulte-Tenckhoff, A Leah LuiandLynda-ann Blanchard, Christy Dieckmann, C Robynne Quiggin, James Hopkins, Terri Janke, B Neva Collings, Nicole Watson, 6/14 4/11 7/4 18/8 14/11 6/4 12/10 1/12 5/16 Federal HeritageProtectionBill Editorial Consent, CommonLawandNativeTitle Part Two Community ConsultationinanAnti-SocialEnvironment: Part One Community ConsultationinanAnti-SocialEnvironment: Strait Indigenous RightsandControl oftheSeainTorres in the1990s Offenders, RatesofArrestandOver-Representation Indigenous MenandtheVictoria Police: Alleged of CriminalOffenders:CircleSentencing Indigenous CommunityParticipation intheSentencing 1984-2000 Indigenous CommunityGovernanceinQueensland FreeTrade Agreement Indigenous AustraliaandtheAustralia-UnitedStates Making inAustraliaandCanada Implementation: theForgotten DimensionofAgreement- Credit ModelsinanIndigenousAustralianContext Giving CreditWhereit’sDue:TheOperationofMicro- Johanna Sutherland, F Chris CunneenandTerri Libesman, Juvenile Justice.ReprintfromVolume 2,Issue44 E Stephen WRobson, Ruth BohillandGregDouglas, Ruth BohillandGregDouglas, Monica MulrennanandColin Scott, Greg Gardiner, Luke McNamara, Michael Limerick, Megan Davis, Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh, I Siobhan McDonnell,12/6 G 30/20 8/20 4/5 5/4 19/10 11/14 20/14 3/8 2/7 11/31 5/11 Housing DespairinWestern Australia Overcoming Stereotypesand BreakingtheCycleof Racial Discriminationinthe PrivateRentalMarket: Principles ofCommunalNativeTitle Curiae andtheWorld Trade Organisation New DevelopmentsinInternationalAdvocacy:Amicus Government Murris, OneGiantLeapForward fortheQueensland New CulturalHeritageLegislation:OneSmallStepfor Bureaucratic Albatross?AUser’sPerspective National NativeTitle Tribunal: EffectiveMediatoror Nation-Building andtheTreaty Process Fresh Developments Mediation inAboriginalCommunities:Familiar Dilemmas, States Mandatory Sentencing:LessonsfromtheUnited Across theNativeTitle OperationalEnvironment Managing CompetingAgendas:StrategicPartnerships Lessons fromCanada Lessons fromIreland? 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Aboriginal DeathsinCustody]: Recommendations oftheRoyalCommission[into State andTerritory Implementationofthe Rights toMortuaryRites through theNativeTitle Process of SquattinginVictoria: ImplicationsforLandJustice Representations ofGenderinEMCurr’sRecollections Repatriation DevelopmentsintheUK Reconciliation Family Violence inQueensland throughtheLocalJustices The CoenLocalJusticeGroup: aCommunityResponseto Democratic Exercise? The BritishColumbiaTreaty Referendum: AnAppropriate Indigenous LegalEducation The AkitsiraqLawSchool:AUniqueApproachto Offenders 10 Years On:TheContinuingPoor HealthofIndigenous Suburban Oppression Chris Howse, Northern Territory Leasa Kelly, New SouthWales Shane Drumgold, Australian CapitalTerritory S Dr JohnAvery, Clare Land, Cressida FfordeandLyndon OrmondParker, Noel Pearson, Helena Kajlich, Shelley Wright, Loretta Kelly, T Joanne Walsh, Kath Mallot, Western Australia Amelia Bitsis, Victoria Michael Mansell, Tasmania Tauto Sansbury, South Australia Basana Neliman, Queensland Tauto Sansbury, Overview 19/6 8/8 8/14 8/13 8/16 8/9 22/14 11/24 14/15 19/14 17/11 8/10 8/6 8/11 8/10 8/7 6/9 25 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 26 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Australia in forCustomaryPurposes Law andtheNeedforWills asShieldsandSpears:TheFailureWills ofIntestacy Community Law–TheWay Forward Violence AgainstAboriginalWomen: Reconstitutionof Australia Unfit toplead:UnsentencedprisonersinWestern Tribal SomeGlimpses CourtsintheUSA: Treaty DoubletalkinCanada The UnitedNationsDraftDeclaration2002 Offenders The StolenGenerationandSentencingofIndigenous Consequences Populations intheBalance-Concernsand The Future oftheWorking GrouponIndigenous in LatinAmerica:CaseStudiesfromNicaragua The EffectsofGlobalisationonIndigenousCommunities Initiatives Program John vanderGiezenandPrem-Tej Sacha, U Garth Nettheim, Sharon Venne, Megan Davis, Richard Edney, Rhiannon Morgan, Tom Jewiss, Kari MSKristiansenandMeganIrving, Prue Vines, W Judy Atkinson, V 13/16 15/4 16/6 11/19 1/8 23/10 17/15 20/10 13/12 16/10 Barrett v Enfield London BoroughCountyCouncil Barrett vEnfieldLondon Council Land fortheNorthernTerritoryAttorney-General vOlney andtheNorthern Council; andNorthernLand (NT)vKearney Attorney-General (NT)vKearney Attorney-General Atkinson Trading CompanyIncvShirley Trust AboriginalLand vDirectorofFisheries Arizona vCalifornia DixonClan)v Anderson (forandonbehalfoftheEuahlay-I American GreyhoundRacingIncvHull Alexkor LtdvRichtersveldCommunity American CynamidCovEthiconLtd andothersvWest Corunna Albert AustralianNewspaperLtd &51OrsvTheGovernmentofJahore Adong binKuwau Adelaide CompanyofJehovah’sWitnesses Incorporatedv CASES CASES A 193, B (CoxPeninsular)Re Kenbi Claim Land (Northern Territory) Wilson andOrs (2001), (Unreported), (2002) MatterNo98/27(Unreported), MLJ 418, The Commonwealth publication andmaysincehavebeenreported. f reference the A e a list t u Indigenous Indigenous Indigenous Indigenous r 2/15 e of d

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, Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderCommissionAct Copyright Amendment(Moral Rights)Act Copyright Act Commonwealth Constitution Australia Act Aged CareAct Administrative Decision(JudicialReview)Act Aboriginal LandRights(NorthernTerritory) Amendment Aboriginal LandRights(NorthernTerritory) Act Aboriginal LandAct Aboriginal CouncilsandAssociationsAct Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderHeritageProtection Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderHeritageProtection Aboriginal andTorres StraitIslanderCommission LEGISL ATION ATION LEGISL 2/11 Commonw Sections of:s190, s 195AI, 194AA, Sections of:s90, Sections of:s109, 1989, Act (No3) 7/13-14 Bill Act Amendment Act 1998, 1984, s 73(1)(d), Sections of:s23(3), Sections of:s63,7/13 Sections of:s10, Sections of:s191Nand191P, , 7/13 16/4 6/18 , 30/4-5 6/18 , 3/17 1986, 1/22 7/17 1987, 1968, 1997, ; s195(2), ; s195AK, 7/17 , , , 3/19 3/17-19 11/7 6/18 19/4 2002 1987, 18/14 6/17 6/17 26/21 28/14 ealt , , 6/6 ; s193(1), 14/18 11/14 6/18 , ; s190A, , 6/18 18/14 , , 6/18 20/4 13/19 26/22 6/4 h ; s195AB, , , 7/4-7 ; s195AM, , , 18/12 24/19 ; s40(6), 6/7 ; s116, 6/17 6/18 , , 11/14 19/11 , 24/11 INDEX 30/8 ; s194(2), 6/18 7/4-7 18/12 6/18 , 1976, 2000, 21/8 ; s195AC, ; s42, , 1977, 6/18 1976, 29/21 4/25 6/14-17

19/13 ; s 2/16 , , 6/18 29/24 ; ; N O I T A L S I G E L Racial DiscriminationAct Race HatredAct Native Title(Amendment)Act Native TitleAct Native Title(Amendment)Act Native TitleAct Nationality andCitizenshipAct National Parks andWildlifeAct National HeritageAct Marriage Act Land Fund andIndigenousLandCorporation(ATSIC Land AcquisitionAct Human RightsandEqualOpportunityAct Housing AssistanceAct Great BarrierReefMarinePark Act Corporations Law Copyright Amendment(IndigenousCommunalMoral 16/5, 16/23,19/13,24/8-10,26/17, 27/10 29/19, 29/21,29/25,30/9 24/8-10, 26/17-23,26/24,28/12,28/13,29/10,29/13,29/14, 18/4, 18/7,18/14,18/23,19/12,19/13,20/5,20/14,22/18-21, 9/16-17, 13/9,14/18-20,15/8,15/19,16/5,16/14,17/27, 4/25, 5/11-15,6/20,6/22,6/25,6/26,7/4-7,7/15,9/4,9/14, Amendment) Act Rights) Bill s 245(1), s 233, 26/21 (10), 26/17 22/19-21 s 223, s 203BG, s 203A(1)(e), s 190C(3), s 190A-190C, s 136A(4), s 108(1A), s 62A, s 47B, s 47A(2), 26/23 s 43, s 26A(8), s 24HA(7), 26/20 s 23Eto23I, s 22B, s 15, Sections of:s6, 7/8 Sections of:s10, , 7/9 4/22 24/10 26/22 ; s228, , ; s47A, ; s23G(2), 9/16 14/19 28/13 30/14-16 26/23 24/10 1961, ; s18D, 2003, , 1998, 1993, 24/10 ; s43A, 26/25 4/23 9/7 26/17 1995, , , 18/7 18/7 ; s225, 7/4-7 2/18 26/23 ; s223(1), 26/22 , ; s63(1), ; s51(1), ; s23B(2)(c)(vii), ; s203CA, 26/22 26/22-23 7/14 26/23 9/7 13/17-18 ; s26B, 18/7 1995, X E D N I ; s136E, ; s108(2), ; s47A(2)(a), 30/8-10 3/21 ; s223(1)(c), , 7/8 1989, 1995, ; s24GE, 1/4, 1/16,3/14,4/11,4/13,4/16,4/22, 14/18 ; s201B(2), 26/23 ; s203B(4), 30/14-16 ; s237, ; s15(1)(a), 4/22 24/8-9 7/8 22/22 ; s23F(3), ; s190B(8)and(9), ; s25Z(1), , 1996, 1975, 26/24-25 7/7 24/9 , , 24/11 4/22 ; s229, ; s23G(3), 22/19 1/22 4/23 14/20 1/17 , , 9/7 18/7 1998, 1993, ; s86B(1), 7/15 26/21 26/22 18/7 ; s223(1)(b), 22/14 ; s61A(2)and(4), 1974, 1948, ; s26C, 16/16 ; s203CB, ; s44B, 2/5, 7/8-10,11/33,14/11, , ; s11, 9/7 ; s136F, 26/24 9/7 22/22 ; s47A(1), ; s238, 26/22 26/20 22/20 26/22 14/12 ; s131A, 1975, ; s10(1), ; s226, 24/10 ; s202, 18/7 4/13 ;s 26A, ; s203BA(1), 6/5 5/16 26/23 ; s47A(2)(b), 4/23 , 26/18 ; s23G(1)(b)(i), ; s19, , ; s232, 7/7 18/7 26/18 , 26/17 ; s23C(3), 16/16 18/7 21/19 1985, 2/18 26/22 9/7 24/10 ; s45, ; s31(3), ; s24HA, 18/7 2/16 4/22 22/19-21 ; s108, 26/20-21 26/25 ; s13(4), ; s203D, 26/19 ; s223(1)(a), ; ; s223(3)to , 26/22-23

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, 26/23 18/7 26/22 18/7 26/25 , ; s18C, ; 29/23 ; ; 22/22 22/23 ; ; s47, 9/7 18/7 9/16 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; , , Children (Parental Responsibility)Act Children (CriminalProceedings)Act Children (CareandProtection)Act Bail Act Aboriginal LandRightsAmendmentAct Aboriginal LandRightsAct Family ProvisionAct Bail Act Administration andProbateAct Trade PracticesAct Torres StraitIslandersHeritageProtectionAct Student AssistanceAct Vagrancy Act Sydney HarbourForeshores AuthorityRegulation Supply ofLiquortoAborigines Act Security Industry(OlympicandParalympic Games)Act Olympic ArrangementsAct National Parks andWildlifeAmendment(Aboriginal National Parks andWildlifeAct Mental Health(CriminalProcedure)Act Mental HealthAct Limitation Act Intoxicated Persons Act Homebush BayOperationsAct Heritage Act Fisheries ManagementAct Family ProvisionAct Drug MisuseandTrafficking Act Crimes LegislationAmendment(Police andPublicSafety) Crimes Act Crime Amendment(DetentionAfterArrest)Act Children (Protection&Parental Responsibility) Act Children (Parental Responsibility)Act NewN Wales South TerritoryAustralianA Capital Sections of:s43F, 19/21 1/26, 1/27 1999, Ownership) Act Act 2/7-9, 3/8-12 us e 1998, Sections of:s54, 38(1)(a), 2/9 Sections of:s9, 1979, 1992, w Sout 1/26 tr ; s30, 1900,2/9, alian Capit 1977, 1871, 1/26, 1/27 8/8 1969, 2/9 2/9 2/9 1900, ; s39(1), ; ss32and33, 1996, 3/16 1974, h W 2/8 1969, 1982, 23/14 23/19 5/22 2/9 19/21 1973 , 2/9 2/9 ; s11, 3/20 ales 24/18 1983, 1994, 2/9 13/19 13/19 2000, ; s40(4), al T 2/9 1974, 1999, 2/9 1929, 1985, 3/20, 6/19,6/21,13/19, 9/12, 29/8-9 1/26, 1/27 ; s14, 1854, ; s34, 1987, err 1987, 3/16 1/26, 1/27 1994,2/9, 1997,2/9, 13/19 2/9 2/9 2/9 2001, 1900, 2/9 it 2/8 , 2/9 3/20 ; s18, or 2/9 ; s35, 1984, 21/14 16/20 y 1997, 2/9 3/12 3/12 2/9 1999, 1997, ; s19, ; s 15/16 29/9 31 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 32 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 Community Services Legislation Amendment Bill Community Services(Aborigines) Act Child ProtectionAct Anti-Discrimination AmendmentsBill Aborigines and Torres Strait Islander’ Affairs Act Aboriginals ProtectionandPreventionoftheSale Aboriginals PreservationandProtectionAct Aboriginal RelicsPreservationAct Aboriginal LandAct Welfare Ordinance Sentencing Act Public OrderandAnti-SocialConductBill Planning Act Liquor Act Limitation Act Licensing CommissionAct Kava ManagementAct Gaming MachineAct Gaming ControlAct Fisheries Act Family ProvisionAct Coroners Act Associations IncorporationsAct Administration andProbateAct Aboriginals Ordinance Aboriginal LandRightsAct Young OffendersAct Wills ProbateandAdministrationAct Western LandsAct Water ManagementAct Victims SupportandRehabilitationAct N O I T A L S I G E L 1965, Sections of:53, 14/17 Sections of:s3, Sections of:s6, Territory Northern Nor s 26(3)(b), Sections of:s7(1), 25/5, 25/7 Sections of:s10, Opium Act Queensland Sections of:s8, Sections of:s78A, Sections of:s32, ; s43, 12/11 t 1999, hern T , , 22/10 2000, 7/17,29/21 1981, 1897, 29/23 14/17 1995 25/12-14 29/23 2/12 14/16 1/4; 1953 1901, 25/12-14 25/17 1991, 2/15,23/15 1999, 14/16 1999, 1979, X E D N I 12/10 1997, 17/22 22/11 2001, err s7, ; s14, 2001, 1911(NT), 2000, ; s3(a)-(f), 29/14 2/11 ; s14(1)(a), it 13/19 25/12 1976, 2000, 25/16 13/19 3/12, 4/10,29/13 2/12 ; s32(d), 25/12 or 25/12 29/14, 29/19 1969, , ; s17, y 7/13 15/19 25/12 7/5 14/16 1967, 25/12 1898, 2001, 22/11 1984, 13/17, 13/19 2/12 1996, ; s22, 13/11 , 2001, ; s24, ; s26(2), 25/13 13/19 8/2 1939, 5/4-10, 13/19, 22/10 14/17

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25/5 ; Petroleum Act Penalties andSentencing Act Native TitleResolutionAct Mineral ResourcesAct Local Government(AboriginalLands)Act Liquor Act Land Act Juvenile JusticesAct Indigenous CommunitiesLiquorLicencesBill Heritage BuildingsProtectionAct Fair Trading Act Queensland Estate)Act Cultural Record(LandscapesQueenslandand Criminal CodeAct Community Services(Torres StraitIslanders)Act Testators Family MaintenanceAct Administration andProbate Act Summary OffencesAct Inheritance (Family Provision) Act Criminal LawConsolidationAct Bail Act Administration andProbateAct Aboriginal LandTrusts Act Aboriginal HeritageAct Water Act Torres StraitIslanderAct Torres StraitIslandAct Torres StraitFisheriesAct Succession Act State DevelopmentandPublicWorks Act Queensland HeritageAct Queensland FisheriesAct Queensland CoastIslandsDeclaratoryAct Police Powers andResponsibilitiesAct Sections of:s38, s 66, s 33(1), s 17(1), Sections of:s5, Sections of:s592A, TasmaniaT Sections of:s7(1)(a), AustraliaSouth Sout 2002, 5/4-10, 13/19,25/5,26/24 asmania 1985, 13/9 25/5 1964, 2000, 13/9 13/11 1992, h A 1923, 12/14 ; s32, 5/4 1981, 1989, ; s21, 29/19 us 25/5, 25/7 13/11 1889, 24/19 tr 13/9 16/15 1992, 2/17 24/19 13/11 13/19 1939, 1989, alia 12/15 1953, 1988, ; s9(1), 1987, ; s40, ; s56, 1991, 2/17 1992, 1984, 1994, 1966, 2000, ; s27, 13/13 ; s79A, 12/14 12/11 16/15 1992, 1/22, 15/16 13/8-11 24/19 13/8 13/11 13/9 13/19 1935, 1919, 1935, 2/17 2/17 13/19 13/11 4/22 1957, 1990, 1972, ; s56(4), ; s91A, ; s12, 12/14 13/13 12/15 ; s27(4)(d), 13/19 13/19 2000, 13/19 13/19 13/9 1971, 1978, 13/11 1985, 24/19 13/9 25/17

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24/8 1984, 13/11 13/8 ; ; Indian Act Constitution Act Canadian ConstitutionAct Young OffendersAct Sentencing Act Residential Tenancies Act Public Works Act Public SectorManagementAct Police Act Mining Act Land Act Inheritance (Family andDependant’sProvision)Act Equal OpportunityAct Criminal Law(MentallyImpairedDefendants)Act Criminal Code Child Welfare Act Administration Act Aboriginal AffairsPlanningAuthorityAct Racial andReligiousTolerance Bill Land TitlesValidation Act Land Act Drugs, Poisons andControlledSubstances(Volatile Drug, Poisons andControlledSubstancesAct Administration andProbateAct Sections of:s91(24), Sections of:s35, Canada Sections of:s27,22/17;42,71,22/17 Sections of:s18, Sections of:s33, 1972, s 93(2), Sections of:s31(1), 16/10-13 Sections of:s401, Sections of:s29, Sections of:s33, WesternW Australia Substances) Act 1981, Victoria V ict es 16/13 Sections of: s 11(2), 1933, 1991, 13/19 25/20 or 1985, , t 1978, 2/5 27/11 ern A ; s33(5), ia 26/21 13/19 1995, 1867, 26/21 17/13 1902 1947, 1903, 27/13 13/19 12/16-19 26/21 2003, 16/13 17/22 us 1994, 26/21 16/10 1984, 2/5 12/16 17/13 27/8, 27/13 ; s138B, ; s35, tr ; s36(2), 13/19 1995, 16/13 s42, 1987, 25/20 1981, alia 17/22 ; s35(1), 2/5,22/17,27/10,27/12 , 17/14; 13/17 ; s 12(1), (2), 16/13 1994, 1/16 1958, 22/14 11/16 27/8 2/5 2001, s109, , 11/16 ; s47(1),(2) 13/19 22/17 13/19 1972 17/14 , 8/2 17/11 16/13

, ; s 16(5)(6), 2/5 17/12 1996, ; Nicaraguan Constitution Historic PlacesAct Arbitration Act Statute ofLimitations(Amendment)Act Residential InstitutionsRedressAct Violent CrimeControlandLawEnforcementAct Orphan DrugAct Native AmericanGravesProtectionandRepatriation National MuseumoftheAmericanIndianAct Indian ReorganizationAct Indian GamingandRegulatoryAct Indian ChildWelfare Act British MuseumAct Restitution ofLandRightsAct Natives LandAct South Africa South Sout NicaraguaNicar NewN Zealand 27/18 s 10(4), Sections of:s5(3), IrelandIr UnitedU States ofAmerica UnitedU Kingdom Sections of:s2, Sections of:s1033-4, Act eland nit nit e (1990), w Zealand ; s13(6), ed S ed Kingdom 27/17 h Afr agua 6/9 1996, ; s10(10), 27/18 1913, 1983, t 30/17 at 1993, ica 1963, 27/18 7/21 es ofAmer ; s19, ; s2(1), 30/17 22/12 1978, , 27/18 25/22 18/18 17/22 1934, ; s7(4), 6/10 27/18 1994, ; s11(8), 29/6-7 30/17 5/5, 17/15,19/18 27/18 1998, 2002 30/17 ; s8(1), 27/18 2000, ica 18/9-11 ; s11(12), (1989), 27/14-15 27/17 1994 ; 6/9 33 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 34 INDIGENOUS LAW BULLETIN June 2004, ILB Volume 6, Issue 3 International CovenantonCivil andPolitical Rights, International ConventionontheEliminationofAllForms International ConventionontheEliminationofAllForms International ConventiononEconomicSocialandCultural International ConventiononCivilandPolitical Rights, Human RightsandFundamental Freedoms ofIndigenous General AgreementofTariffs andTrade, Draft DeclarationontheRightsofIndigenousPeoples, Bretton Woods 1944Conference, Berne ConventionforArtisticandLiteraryWorks (the Australia-United StatesFree Trade Agreement, Agreement onTrade-Related AspectsofIntellectual INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS INTERNATIONAL Berne Convention), 30/20, 30/23 Property Rights, 1/2, 4/12,4/13 27/10 of RacialDiscrimination, of DiscriminationAgainstWomen, Rights, 2/2, 6/6,6/14 People, 1/5, 4/11,6/14,7/12,16/6-9,20/10-13 2/3,4/11,4/13,6/22,22/14,22/17 20/10 22/13, 30/22,30/23 6/14, 6/15,6/18 2/2, 2/6,4/11,4/15,7/8,19/12, 30/21 INDEX 2/2 30/20-21

United NationsDeclarationontheRightsofIndigenous United NationsConventionontheRightsofChild, United NationsConventiononthePreventionand United NationsConventionEstablishingtheWorld United NationsCommitteeofHumanRightsIndigenous United NationsCommitteefortheConventionAgainst United NationsCommissiononHumanRights, International Youth Parliament 2000, Working GrouponIndigenousPopulations (WGIP), Vienna ConventionontheLawofTreaties, UNESCO, Universal DeclarationofHumanRights, United NationsWorld ConferenceAgainst Racism,Racial United NationsUniversalDeclarationofHumanRights, United NationsStudyonTreaties, AgreementsandOther United NationsPermanent Forum forIndigenousPeoples, United NationsHumanRightsCommittee, United NationsHighCommissionforHumanRights 1/2, 4/11,27/7,27/10,27/13 1/16 oftheCrimeGenocide, Punishment Intellectual PropertyRights, Peoples, Degrading Treatment, Torture andAllForms ofCruel, Inhumaneand 1/8, 7/11,16/5,20/12,20/13 4/11, 4/13,4/14, 6/2,7/12,16/6,20/10 7/2, 7/11,13/5-7,14/2 Discrimination, Xenophobia andRelated Intolerance, 5/16 Constructive Arrangements, 4/14, 7/12,20/10-12 4/13, 24/14,24/16 (UNHCHR), Peoples, 4/11 16/9 6/2, 7/12 4/14 4/11 1/11 22/13 4/19-21 16/10-11 1/6, 1/7,1/15, 1/2, 4/11,4/12, 19/5

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