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		Land management issues on a national scale have increasingly become a matter of concern due to the legacy inherited from earlier land use practices.
		Contemporary land use practices have been well accepted in Aboriginal society and pastoralism practices indicate that change has been accommodated with ease and that European land use practices in contemporary Aboriginal culture demonstrate an economic direction that is essential for survival as participants with equity.
		Central Australia is one of the major destinations for tourists both nationally and internationally, and it is estimated that by the year 2000 some 2 million people will visit the Northern Territory annually, an increase of 240% (17).
	www.csu.edu.au /special/agronomy/papers/invite/wickman/wickman.html (5204 words)

	Land management issues: Attitudes and perceptions amongst Aboriginal people of central Australia - AFFA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Central Land Council (CLC) is one of four Northern Territory land councils.
		Increasing contact with white land managers and the need to face a range of new challenges in the management of their lands are the principal agents for this change.
		Changes in the ecology of the lands and the introduction of feral animals and weeds are forces beyond aboriginal control which require new and different approaches to looking after the land.
	www.affa.gov.au /docs/nrm/landcare/pub/guide/factsheets/msclc.html (517 words)

	Central Land Council turns 30 :: ABC Central Australia
		To celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the Central Land Council, Tony Collins and Carmel Young have delved into the history of the council.
		The Central Land Council formed in 1974 to help manage land rights issues for Aboriginal people in Central Australia and have been instrumental in the protection of land and sacred sites.
		But for Rosie the CLC acting on their behalf is not enough.
	www.abc.net.au /central/stories/s1217400.htm (712 words)

	Audit Report - Northern Territory Land Councils and the Aboriginals Benefit Account (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Land Councils would then be able to obtain stakeholder feedback on their performance and use this information to improve their service delivery.
		While Land Councils should undertake their own risk assessment, the ANAO notes that the risks faced by the Land Councils are changing and include higher expectations of stakeholders regarding the delivery of responsive, high quality and cost-effective services.
		Land Council mining staff have information about the life of particular deposits, the development of new deposits, whether particular deposits are likely to be highly profitable or marginal and changes that companies may be proposing to their production arrangements.
	www.anao.gov.au /WebSite.nsf/WhatsNew/6F305A0E51814A79CA256CC2000CAB4E!OpenDocument (16242 words)

	Central Queensland Land Council - Agreements Database Organisation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Summary Information: The Central Queensland Land Council Aboriginal Corporation is a Native Title Representative Body representing Aboriginal people in the Queensland north region of Australia.
		Ilfracombe Shire Council Consent Determination, Federal Court of Australia (20 June 2002)
		Council of the Shire of Cardwell Local Planning Policy (Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and Land Interests) (1997 -)
	www.atns.net.au /biogs/A000535b.htm (139 words)

	Tanami Exploration, Central Land Council Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) - Agreements Database Agreement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The ILUA enables the grant of mining, exploration and related tenements on the land for 20 years and includes all associated activities such as use of water resources for ore treatment and construction and operation of any pipeline and equipment associated with the exploration and mining activity.
		The area is 3562.76 sq kms and is located west-northwest of Yuendemu in the central west of the Northern Territory.
		It is within the Central Remote ATSIC region.
	www.atns.net.au /biogs/A000844b.htm (427 words)

	HREOC Website: Speeches
		The report recognised that ownership of land was a meaningless concept if the owners were not able to control access to their land.
		Due to the communal nature of the ownership of Aboriginal land ownership, the land councils were given a key role in determining that the three components of consent were satisfied.
		As a result, the Northern Territory Land Councils have developed a solid body of expertise that is recognised and utilised by its constituents.
	www.hreoc.gov.au /speeches/social_justice/david_ross.html (1210 words)

	Central Land Council
		The Central Land Council is a council of Aboriginal people representing our own communities.
		The roots of the Central Land Council lie in the history of the Aboriginal struggle for justice in Central Australia - events like the famous strike and walk off by the Gurindji people at Wave Hill cattle station in 1966.
		The Central Land Council is a statutory authority.
	www.aboriginalexperience.com.au /organisations/org_CLC.html (273 words)

	NTCA 14 [2003] Alcoota Aboriginal Corporation & Anor v Gray J & Anor
		MILDREN J: [4] This litigation concerns the question of whether or not land which is the subject of a pastoral lease held by Alcoota Aboriginal Corporation (Alcoota) is able to be the subject of a land claim pursuant to s 50(1)(a) of the Aboriginal Land Rights (NT) Act (Cth) (the Act).
		In addition to what was said by Brennan J in The Queen v Kearney; Ex parte Northern Land Council, supra, reference should also be made to his Honour's judgment in Japanangka, especially at 418, and to the observations of Deane J at 424.
		The question then is whether, in the case of a claim over land where all the estates and interests are held by or on behalf of Aboriginals, s 50(2C) must also be complied with at the time of lodgment of the claim in order for the claim to be valid.
	www.nt.gov.au /ntsc/doc/judgements/2003/ntca/ca014.htm (3331 words)

	Native Title Resource Guide \| Terms and Definitions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		For example, native title rights to go onto the land or to hold ceremonies on it may coexist with the rights of a pastoral leaseholder to graze cattle on the same land.
		A proposed activity or development on land and /or waters that may affect native title, by extinguishing it, or creating interests that are inconsistent with the existence or exercise of native title.
		Local and regional land use and access agreements under the Native Title Act where negotiations commenced or the agreement was finalised prior to the 1998 amendments to the Act.
	www.aiatsis.gov.au /rsrch/ntru/research/resourceguide/terms.html (2716 words)

	Northern Territory Government of Australia - Media Releases - MINING COMPANY AND CENTRAL LAND COUNCIL “BREAK NEW ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The permit area covers vacant Crown land, Aboriginal Land under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act, freehold land and pastoral land near the SA border.
		The Central Land Council was involved in negotiating the ILUA under the Native Title Act and an exploration agreement under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act.
		The portion of the permit area that is Aboriginal Land under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act is subject to a separate exploration agreement.
	www.nt.gov.au /ocm/media_releases/2004/20040610_indigenous_mining.shtml (325 words)

	Central Neighborhood Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Central area’s early settlement includes the Judson farm followed by development beginning with incorporation of "New Tacoma" in 1881 with remaining areas annexed in 1884.
		The Central area is home to 21,200 residents or about 11% of Tacoma’s population.
		Today there is a rich sense of community and neighborhood connections that stems from having a highly diverse community representing all ethnic and racial groups found in the city.
	www.cityoftacoma.org /21Neighborhoods/Central/CProfile.htm?redir=no (403 words)

	Agency Budget Statement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The ILC has entered into service agreements to provide land management services with the Central Land Council (CLC) and Northern Land Council (NLC) in relation to indigenous held pastoral properties in the Northern Territory and with the Kimberley Aboriginal Pastoralists Association (KAPA) in relation to indigenous-held pastoral properties in the Kimberley in Western Australia.
		With regard to land management (Output 3), the ILC has entered into Service Agreements with the Northern Land Council (NLC), the Central Land Council (CLC) and the Kimberley Aboriginal Pastoralists' Association.
		The Service Agreements with the Northern Land Council, the Central Land Council and the Kimberley Aboriginal Pastoralists' Association are included in Output 3.
	www.atsic.gov.au /About_ATSIC/Budget/2000_2001/section1_4.asp (742 words)

	The Australian: Aboriginal rights campaigner dies [July 04, 2005] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Central Land Council today paid tribute to Mr Rubuntja, who twice served as the council's chairman.
		He was a foundation member of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation and served on the Tangentyere Council, which manages town camps in Alice Springs.
		The Central Land Council said Mr Rubuntja travelled the country campaigning for land rights and had met every Australian prime minister since Malcolm Fraser in 1976.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,5744,15817266^29277,00.html (299 words)

	Aboriginal Art and Culture Web site links - Aboriginal Art Online
		The core responsibility of the Council is to assist Aboriginal people of Cape York Peninsula to obtain the return of their traditional lands.
		The most important responsibilities of the Council are to consult traditional landowners and other Aborigines with an interest in the land.
		The Corporation's main functions are to assist indigenous peoples in Australia to acquire land and to manage indigenous-held land in a sustainable way to provide benefits for themselves and for future generations.
	www.aboriginalartonline.com /forum/links.php (1181 words)

	Bush Book - Environmental Health
		Central Land Council and Northern Land Council 1991:1
		It divides the land into three zones: household, community and desert land (or rangeland).
		The Land Management Section of Central Land Council provides very specific information for people about their land resources.
	www.nt.gov.au /health/healthdev/health_promotion/bushbook/volume2/chap2/landcare.htm (575 words)

	The Patrin Web Journal - Timeline of Romani (Gypsy) History
		The Council of Trent in Rome affirms that Roma cannot be priests.
		An Information Agency, the Central Office for Fighting the Gypsy Nuisance (Nachrichtendienst in Bezug auf die Zigeuner), is established in Munich under the direction of Alfred Dillmann to collate reports on Roma movement throughout German lands, and a register of all Gypsies over the age of six is begun.
		On November 3rd, a Prussian ministerial decree is issued requiring all Roma to be registered through documentation "in the same manner as individuals being sought by means of wanted posters, witnesses, photographs and fingerprints." Infants are to be fingerprinted, and those over the age of six to carry identity cards bearing their photograph as well.
	www.geocities.com /Paris/5121/timeline.htm (9433 words)

	AIATSIS Annual Bibliography 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Office of the Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Gray, Peter R. The Palm Valley land claim no. 48 report and recommendation of the former Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Justice Gray, to the Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.
		Central Australia report on the nature of the country between Kingoonya (South Australia) and Alice Springs (Northern Territory).
		The Keppel Island and central Queensland coast skeletons a report for the Aboriginal communities of the Keppel Islands and the central coast of Queensland / by Denise Donlon and Colin Pardoe for the Australian Museum.
	www.aiatsis.gov.au /lbry/fct_shts/annbib/annbib_2000_books.htm (10719 words)

	Boost to NT Indigenous Communities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One of the major projects to receive funding is the Land and Sea Management program implemented by the Northern Land Council.
		In Central Australia the Centrefarm Aboriginal Horticulture Ltd will receive funds to establish an office to aid the development of agricultural enterprises and promote horticulture on Indigenous land.
		No new mines on Aboriginal land are on the horizon to generate new revenues for the ABA under the provisions of the Northern Territory Land Rights Act.
	www.atsia.gov.au /media/media04/v04015.htm (259 words)

	Directory of Archives in Australia - Central Land Council
		Archives and vital records of the Central Land Council are subject to certain restrictions of access and use to staff in-house.
		Central Land Council's archives are closed access to the public.
		Records of the Land Council, and related Central land interest and other related Aboriginal interest records.
	www.archivists.org.au /directory/data/209.htm (168 words)

	riia: axis of hope
		She is now the Indigenous Programs Manager of the Fred Hollows Foundation, overseeing a range of programs in the Katherine region of the Northern Territory which are pioneering a new, holistic approach to assisting local communities to tackle a complex range of issues.
		In this role she coordinated the work of the NIWG, in particular a national public awareness campaign on the implications of proposed amendments to the Native Title Act 1993 during the period leading up to the passage of amendments in 1997-98.
		In 1994 she joined the Central Land Council, based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, as Senior Policy Officer and represented the Council at a number of national and international forums.
	www.international.activism.uts.edu.au /conferences/axis/speakers.html (2067 words)

	Warlmanpa non-linguistic references
		Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Minister for the Northern Territory.
		Prepared at the instruction of the Central Land Council on behalf of the Walpiri and Kartangarurru - Kurintji.
		Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.
	www.anu.edu.au /linguistics/nash/aust/wpa/eth-ref.html (753 words)

	Alcohol bans for land council birthday
		Some drinks will not be allowed during the Central Land Council's 30th birthday celebrations.
		Thousands of people are expected to go to Alice from outlying communities for the party, and CLC director David Ross said council members did not want the celebrations to be marred by alcohol.
		"Members of the Central Land Council felt that on this day at least, Alice Springs should not be sodden with drink," he said.
	news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=14743 (464 words)

	All The Links - Black Mujik
		Forster Local Aboriginal Land Council covers a geographical area from the Pacific Ocean in the East to the Central Highlands beyond Gloucester in the West, from Seal Rocks in the South to Hallidays Point in the North.
		Situated on 7 acres of land that is central to all the surrounding areas of Newcastle, Yamuloong Incorporated provides an atmosphere that combines both Traditional and Modern values.
		In late 1994 the senior lawmen of north east Arnhem Land prepared a document to persuade the Australian people and governments that their law and traditions about management of the seas should be the publicly endorsed and a legally sanctioned marine protection strategy for the seas they call Manbuynga ga Rulyapa established.
	www.mujik.com /search/fullsearch.php (5414 words)

	G'day from the Central land Council
		CLC is a statutory authority established under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (Northern Territory) 1976.
		Within this CLC Region, Aboriginal people currently hold inalienable freehold title to 371,652 square kms of land under the ALRA, or 48% of the region.
		The primary role of the Land Management Section is to provide Aboriginal landowners with information, advice and support services to enable them to sustainably manage their land, and realise their land management aspirations.
	www.deh.gov.au /discussion-groups/bioweb/msg00012.html (122 words)

	Warlpiri non-linguistic references
		The histological structure of the teeth of Central Australian Aborigines and the relationship to dental caries incidence.
		Aboriginal food on a walkabout in central Australia, pp.151-155 in 'The Ecology of the Aboriginal in South and Central Australia' by J.B. Cleland, pp.111-158 in Aboriginal Man in South and Central Australia, ed.
		A Central Land Council submission on behalf of the traditional owners of the land claimed.
	www.anu.edu.au /linguistics/nash/aust/wlp/wlp-eth-ref.html (7742 words)

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