Yr 10

1. Native Title: Myth or Fact

2. Native title means that my backyard isn't safe
from a native title land claim.

3. Native title means that my backyard isn't safe
from a native title land claim.

4. Native title will let Aboriginal people hunt
endangered animals like dugongs and turtles.

5. Native title will let Aboriginal people hunt
endangered animals like dugongs and turtles.

6. Native title allows Aboriginal people to gain
ownership of Australia's farming and grazing land.

7. Native title allows Aboriginal people to gain
ownership of Australia's farming and grazing land.

8. Native title will mean that Aboriginal people will be
given land for nothing while other Australians have
to buy it.

9. Native title will mean that Aboriginal people will be
given land for nothing while other Australians have
to buy it.

10. Native title will mean that Aboriginal people will
'lock up' Australia's mineral wealth and prevent
development.

11. Native title will mean that Aboriginal people will
'lock up' Australia's mineral wealth and prevent
development.

12. Aboriginal people do not have to follow Australian
law or obey the police when on Native Title lands.

13. Aboriginal people do not have to follow Australian
law or obey the police when on Native Title lands.

14. The claim of Aboriginal people to a special
attachment to the land has no basis.

15. The claim of Aboriginal people to a special
attachment to the land has no basis.

16. Native title is all about guilt.

17. Native title is all about guilt.

18. Native title will stop people being able to access to
beaches, lakes and rivers.

19. Native title will stop people being able to access to
beaches, lakes and rivers.

20. Native title can only apply to individuals, not
groups.

21. Native title can only apply to individuals, not
groups.

22. Aboriginal people are not permitted to drink
alcohol on Native Title lands.

23. Aboriginal people are not permitted to drink
alcohol on Native Title lands.