
Indigenous Territorians question the future of treaty in the NT, considering a change in direction
ABCFifty-three years ago, a small group of Larrakia people made a big stand. For Larrakia leader Richard Fejo, progress for First Nations people means equity and equality with the rest of Australia, and treaty makes up a part of that. Rihanna Frances-Clark, Mr Fejo's granddaughter, said she was not sure if a treaty was the best way forward anymore, and thought priority should lie with providing tangible help to people in remote communities. The future of treaty in limbo There has been some progress made towards treaty in the NT since the territory government revived plans earlier this year. And if the Country Liberal Party wins government, the party has indicated it will scrap plans for treaty, to instead focus on "providing local government reform and leadership into remote communities".
History of this topic

After 2023 Voice Disappointment, Is There Hope for Treaty in Australia?
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Treaty now or never? Concerns treaties will become 'political football' as Aboriginal advocates across the country call for action
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NT opposition rejects treaty plans, commits to wide-scale reform of remote councils
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Landmark treaty report recommends First Nation government system for Indigenous Territorians
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Frustration over delays to 'long overdue' release of Queensland report into treaty with First Nations peoples
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