Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre

Public Meeting – Protect the Forests, Wednesday 14th December at Hobart Town Hall

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Reception for repatriation delegates – Launceston Airport, 1.00pm Tuesday, 6th December 2016

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Ancient Tale in the Landscape – Aboriginal Middens Need Protection!

http://www.themercury.com.au/news/opinion/news-story/349f76e4c51c6d919ae4c2cfb05ddac3

Further delay to Aboriginal Relics Act amendments:

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Great Story In The Chronicle On Trans Tarkine Track

http://www.chchronicle.com.au/tarkine-trail-discussions-21899/

TAC WELCOMES POSITIVE VOTE IN TASMANIAN PARLIAMENT – TREATY NEXT STEP!

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Generation Cup 2016

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Empty Gallery Echoes Empty Gesture!

http://www.themercury.com.au/news/opinion/talking-point-empty-gallery-echoes-empty-gesture/news-story/614c1aa253ad5f8d008563fd264d0049

takayna tracks court case Mercury, 13th October: Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre chief Heather Sculthorpe described the decision as “a bloody good victory.” She said the State Government would need to conduct careful studies of the area’s heritage and environmental values before seeking Federal Government approval. TAC Press Release, 12 October 2016: Land Returns and Heritage Protection not hollow words Aboriginal Community says. EDO Press Release, 12 October 2016: Government commits to referring 4WD tracks proposal following Full Court decision "The Full Court has confirmed the TAC’s central argument" - that the works ...

Letters: Constitutional Recognition of Tasmanian Aboriginal people

October 12th 2016 Letters: Constitutional Recognition of Tasmanian Aboriginal people Letter to the Editor Re: States first people to be properly recognised: The state government Liberals and Labour parties are all about making themselves feel and look good, by tabling a bill that is meant to benefit Aboriginal people. This Bill only makes white people feel that they are doing something for us. In reality adding Aboriginal people to the State constitution is a way of avoiding the real issues rather than what can be done for the Aboriginal ...

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