But ultimately it's not highway maintenance he is talking about — it is
people and culture maintenance.
Not exact matches
The human rights principles that are relevant to developing a sustainable relationship between Indigenous
people and mining companies are racial equality
and non-discrimination; effective participation; right to protection
and maintenance of
culture;
and self - determination.
In some areas the effects of climate change are already being experienced by Indigenous
peoples in Australia, particularly on island communities, in the Torres Strait
and other islands
and communities along the coastline of Australia,
and also those Indigenous groups whose lives,
and maintenance of
culture, depends on the Murray Darling River.17
The survival of Indigenous
peoples as distinct societies also depends on
maintenance of their
cultures and languages.
Economic Independence: An increasing number of Indigenous organisations or individuals owning their own businesses
and / or entering into joint ventures; Indigenous
people benefiting from training
and employment opportunities provided through CDEP
and employment schemes; Indigenous
people benefiting form the
maintenance and promotion of heritage
and culture through community owned enterprises.
2 RELEVANT HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES 2.1 Relevance of human rights to State government 2.2 Equality
and non-discrimination 2.3 Development
and self - determination 2.4
Maintenance of Indigenous
culture 3 ROLE OF INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE IN THE REVIEW 3.1 Scope for Committee's addressing Indigenous issues 3.2 Extent of Indigenous involvement 3.3 Use of case examples 3.4 Committee's disposition to Indigenous rights 4 ANALYSIS OF NATIVE TITLE SYSTEM
and ABORIGINAL HERITAGE 4.1 Native Title Act
and procedures 4.2 Croker Island case 4.3 Interaction between native title
and other development approvals 4.4 Resourcing
and negotiating outcomes 5 RECOMMENDATIONS 5.1 Report inaccuracies or misdescriptions 5.2 The way forward
For all Indigenous
peoples,
culture is essential for spiritual, emotional
and social growth
and maintenance and provides the «spear
and shield»; it provides our resistance
and resilience.
Friends, I would like to encourage you all today, in the spirit of this years NAIDOC theme, to «Advance Australia Fair»
and be part of advancing the livelihoods of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
people through the full acceptance that
culture is the key to caring for country,
and caring for country is the key to the
maintenance and strengthening of our
culture and well - being.