Alice Springs to Darwin Corridor Agreement

Sub Category:Land Use Agreement
Place:
State/Country:Northern Territory, Australia
Subject Matter:Cultural Heritage | Recognition of Traditional Rights and Interests | Native Title
Summary Information:
The Alice Springs to Darwin Corridor Agreement was made between the Larrakia and the Northern Territory Government. The Larrakia agreed to relinquish their native title rights in the corridor in exchange for land, including a one-hectare block at Bullocky Point. An (AUD) $6 million dollar cultural centre will be constructed on the site to showcase Larrakia history, culture and attachment to their traditional land.

Related Entries

  • Larrakia and Phillips Oil Company Australia Agreement
  • Alice Springs to Darwin Railway Agreement
    • Organisation
  • Northern Territory of Australia - Signatory
  • Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation
    • People
  • Larrakia People

    • Glossary

    Land Use Agreement (Australia)
    Created:Wednesday, 25 June 2003
    Modified:Monday, 2 May 2005

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