Home / Research / Comparing Native Title and Anglo-Australian Land Law Comparing Native Title and Anglo-Australian Land Law Ed Wensing Resources Media Release Wik Legislation may yet label Australia an international pariah says new native title study Full report DP25_8 Published November 1, 1999 / 27 years ago Topics Law, Society & Culture Tags Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander PeopleLaw & Order Share Copy link Share Related Resources November 3, 2025 Poker machines in areas of Australia with high Indigenous populations An analysis of concentration by LGA by Morgan Harrington, Skye Predavec and Matt Grudnoff April 1, 1997 Native Title: Implications for land management The native title debate has been one of the most acrimonious and divisive political debates in Australia’s history. The historic task of reconciliation requires a just... by Ed Wensing and John Sheehan March 1, 1998 Indigenous Property Rights: New developments in planning and valuation In April 1997 the Australia Institute published Native Title: Implications for land management (Discussion Paper No. 11). It was highly successful, with hundreds of copies... by John Sheehan and Ed Wensing
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April 1, 1997 Native Title: Implications for land management The native title debate has been one of the most acrimonious and divisive political debates in Australia’s history. The historic task of reconciliation requires a just... by Ed Wensing and John Sheehan
March 1, 1998 Indigenous Property Rights: New developments in planning and valuation In April 1997 the Australia Institute published Native Title: Implications for land management (Discussion Paper No. 11). It was highly successful, with hundreds of copies... by John Sheehan and Ed Wensing
