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On 1936 29th of June, Eddie Mabo is born on Murray Island, Queensland
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Annie Mabo (Eddie Mabo's mum and Robert Zezou Sambo's Wife) dies giving birth to Eddie Mabo and his siblings.
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Becuase his mum died, Eddie Mabo and his siblings are adopted by their uncle and auntie.
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Eddie Mabo is arrested and put into prison for 1 year for drinking alcohol because at the time, Indigenous people were not allowed to drink any substance of alcohol.
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Eddie Mabo starts working at the local fishing vessels, and later as a cane cutter and a railway fettler.
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Eddie Mabo gets married to a Queensland-born, South Sea Islander Ernestine Bonita 'Netta' Nehow, who's last name later changes to Mabo.
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Eddie Mabo is involved in trade union politics, was more comfortable being near white Australians, and became more advanced in public speaking
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1962 to 1967, and became the Islander Representative for Torres Strait Islanders on the Trades and Labour Council
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1962 to 1969
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involved in the 1967 referendum to remove discriminatory referenced to aboriginal people in the constitution
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Eddie Mabo is hired as a Gardener at James Cook University
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Eddie Mabo is promoted to president in the all-black Rights of Indigenous People Council
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Eddie Mabo creates the Black Community School because he was worried that his children would forget his language
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member of the Australia Council for the Arts (1974 to 1978)
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involvement in the National Aboriginal Education Committee (1975 to 1978)
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Becomes the president of the Yumba Meta Housing Association Ltd
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Involvement in the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Education Advisory Committee (1978 to 1979)
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Eddie Mabo is employed by the Commonwealth Employment System as an Assistant Vocational Officer.
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From 1975–1980), an organisation that acquired houses in Townsville using Commonwealth funds
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Eddie Mabo and Loos team up with the James Cook University students to present a play called ‘Land Rights and the Future of Australian Race Relations’
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Eddie Mabo, Sam Passi, David Passi, Celuia Mapo Salee, and David Rice stand up against the Queensland Government because they decided to pass an act that eliminates any native title there is.
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