Native title claimant applications: a guide to understanding the requirements of the registration test April 2008
A guide for Indigenous Australians who want information on the registration test. The registration test is a set of conditions applied to an application for a native title claim. Further clarification about the factual basis claim groups need to provide in support of their claim for native title rights and interests at Schedule F of an application is contained in the Full Federal Court’s decision in Gudjala People # 2 v Native Title Registrar [2008] FCAFC 157. This guide should be read in conjunction with the court’s decision. A summary of the decision can be found in Issue 28 of Native Title Hot Spots.

 Applications affected by future act notices
The Registrar’s role in reporting to the Federal Court on applications affected by future act notices.

 About the National Native Title Tribunal's registers April 2009
Advice on how to use the three registers maintained by the Tribunal:

• Register of Native Title Claims
• National Native Title Register
• Register of Indigenous Land Use Agreements.

 Amending (changing) a claimant application July 2008
Outlines the process involved in amending applications.