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Research Summary: Benefits & limitations of overseas Indigenous-State treaties

This document summarises the findings of a report prepared for the Treaty Authority by Yardhura Walani, the National Centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing Research at the Australian National University.

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Fact Sheet: Treaty and the Law

Treaty is an agreement that aims to recognise First Peoples' sovereignty and systems of law.

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Research Summary: Modern Indigenous-State Treaties

This document summarises a research report prepared for the Treaty Authority: Harry Hobbs (2025), Common Questions on Modern Indigenous-State Treaty-Making. 

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Fact Sheet: Treaty and Democracy

Treaties between First Peoples and Australian governments are consistent with democratic principles.

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A Family of Families: Indigenous Nationhood

The Treaty Authority commissioned Professor Nikki Moodie (Gomeroi) and Distinguished Professor Maggie Walter (Palawa) to develop a discussion paper on Indigenous Nationhood.

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Common Questions on Modern Indigenous-State Treaty-Making

The Treaty Authority asked public law expert, Dr Harry Hobbs, to answer questions we've been hearing about Treaties between First Peoples and governments in modern times.

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Overseas Treaty Benefits and Costs – Yardhura Walani ANU

The Treaty Authority asked a team from Yardhura Walani, the National Centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing Research at the Australian National University, to examine the benefits and costs of Treaty.

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The Treaty Authority acknowledges First Peoples as sovereign peoples throughout the lands and waters now known as Victoria and across Australia. We pay deep respect to all Traditional Owners, their lands, waters and skies, their Elders and ancestors, languages, family and clan groups, and their Lore, Law, customs, traditions and spiritual connections.

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