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- first major protest by indigenous people -the manigesto "aborignies Claim Citizen Rights" and the newspaper "abo call" are published
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- all indigenous people are given the vote in Commonwealth elections
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- 90.7% of Australians voted yes to count indigenous Australians in the census and to give commonwealth govt. the power to make laws for them
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- Tent embassy adopts the indigenous flag
- Whitlam govt. elected -white Australian policy abolished
- the department of aboriginal affairs established self determination adopted policy of indigenous Australians
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- Gurinji people get back title from Whitlam
- racial discrimnation act passed
- aboriginal day extended to aboriginal week
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- recognises dispossession and displacement
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uluru handed back to traditional owners
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- mabo decision by the high court overturns terra nullius and rules that native title exists over unalienated Crown land, national parks and reserves
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- high court rules in the Wik decision that native title and pastoral leases can co-exist
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- bringing them home, the report of the inquiry int other stolen generations is released
- recommends a national sorry day to commemorate the history and the effects of removing children from their families
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Native Title Amendment Act 1998 is passed; seen by many to reduce native title rights for indigenous people
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Says sorry to stolen generations
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard announces plans to recognise indigenous Australians in the constitution
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