Sentence examples for aboriginal lands from inspiring English sources

Non-Aborigines living on Aboriginal lands could do the same thing, potentially overcoming an image of an ethnic electorate.

Australia has not once apologised, and meant it, for the invasion of Aboriginal lands.

The income goes back to the community, rangers and management of Aboriginal lands and waters.

The first Europeans to venture into Aboriginal lands would describe boundless grassy plains.

I no longer felt comfortable being part of the colonial situation there, the occupation of Aboriginal lands.

A modest investment fund of $10m would go a long way to supporting sustainable economies on Aboriginal lands.

This country was Aboriginal land.

His government introduced the first legislation for Aboriginal land rights.

"This is Aboriginal land, so we want Aboriginal homes put up.

At the moment, 40% of the territory's land is run communally by aboriginal land councils.

Arnhem Land is Aboriginal land, and culturally rich as well as biodiverse.