The issue of ‘land rich dirt poor’ has bedevilled both land rights and native title in remote Australia for well over 40 years

WGAR News: The 'Right To Development' On Indigenous Lands: Jon Altman, New Matilda

Submitted by WGAR - Working ... on Tue, 11/08/2015 - 8:25am

Newsletter date: 11 August 2015; last updated 12 August 2015, 11:15am AEST

Contents:

* News Analysis: Bundaberg News Mail: Standard Chartered pulls out of Carmichael coal project

* Analysis / Opinion: Jon Altman, New Matilda: The 'Right To Development' On Indigenous Lands

* Bio: Jon Altman - New Matilda: https://newmatilda.com/users/altmanj

Geography: 
Global/International
Northern Territory
Queensland
Western Australia
Keywords: 
Murrawah Johnson and Adrian Burragubba outside Standard Chartered bank in London
Bundaberg News Mail
Standard Chartered pulls out of Carmichael coal project
Wangan & Jagalingou Traditional Owners reject Adani's coal mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin
Jon Altman - New Matilda
The 'Right To Development' On Indigenous Lands
White Paper on Developing Northern Australia
Jon Altman - an emeritus professor in anthropology at the Australian National University
Jon Altman - Foundation Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research from 1990 - 2010
The issue of ‘land rich dirt poor’ has bedevilled both land rights and native title in remote Australia for well over 40 years
native title rights do not provide a basis for active participation in the economy