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Resolving native title issues: travelling on train tracks or roaming the range?

Date:	26/10/2009
Author:	Graeme Neate, President, National Native Title Tribunal
Summary description:	Tribunal President, Graeme Neate, presented this paper at the 16th annual Native Title and Cultural Heritage Conference 2009 in Brisbane on 26 October.
Link to the PDF:	Resolving native title issues: travelling on train tracks or roaming the range? Native Title and Cultural Heritage Conference 2009

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