It’s a total farce – a confidence trick

Most of those calling themselves, or being called, Indigenous, First Nations (the preferred term because of its connotations), and less often Aboriginal, have demonstrably had the same upbringing, education, and in the same social environment as most Australians.

Their behaviour, speech and educational level give them away as belonging to the mass of the Australian population with the same social gradations. There are poor, white, uneducated people, as there are poor, uneducated people with Aboriginal ancestry, a great many of them indistinguishable in appearance from Australians with British and European backgrounds.

This is less a case of race relations than it is of the usurpation of power by one particular body, party, club – call it what you will – in Australia. And it’s hurried along at great speed by the Marxists in the ABC and SBS, the great apologists for all things woke, but in particular for the First Nations coup.

$1.48 million for fishing in the very best modern diving equipment? Nice work if you can get it – as the song goes.

Tell Pauline Hanson you’ll vote for One Nation if she and her party undertake to get rid of farces like this.

The monumental scam of Native Title

Tell Pauline Hanson you’ll vote for One Nation if the party takes steps to repeal guttersnipe Paul Keating’s Native Title Act.

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Yindjibarndi people win $150m compensation after Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue mines built without permission

ABC News, Andrea Mayes, Mietta Adams, Alistair Bates, 12 May 2026

A composite image of Andrew Forrest (left) and Michael Woodley situated at a Fortescue mine in WA.
A composite image of Andrew Forrest (left) and Michael Woodley situated at a Fortescue mine in WA. (AAP / ABC News)

Justice Stephen Burley has ordered $150 million be paid to the Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation for cultural loss, and $100,000 for economic loss.

It’s the biggest native title compensation payout ever awarded in Australia.

Traditional owners from Western Australia’s remote north have been awarded $150.1 million in compensation after mining magnate Andrew Forrest’s company dug up hundreds of millions of tonnes of iron ore from their lands without their permission.

It is the biggest native title pay-out ever awarded in Australian history and culminates an almost two-decades-long legal battle between the Yindjibarndi people and Mr Forrest’s Fortescue mining company.

But elders have already expressed their disappointment with the decision, with one describing the payout as “peanuts” when compared to the billions that Fortescue has made from its lucrative Solomon Hub mines that were built on Yindjibarndi land.

Read the rest HERE . . .

The madness of Native Title. Where will it end? Multiple white Aboriginal millionaires is where

Native title holders awarded more than $54m for economic, spiritual loss from NT’s McArthur River Mine

A serious-looking man in a hat an a red shirt looking to the side, with a river and bushland in the background.
Jack Green was among the claimants who took the NT government to court for compensation over operations at the McArthur River Mine site outside Borroloola. (ABC News: Michael Franchi)

In short:

The Federal Court has ordered the Northern Territory government to pay more than $54 million compensation to Gudanji, Yanyuwa and Yanyuwa-Marra traditional owners.

The compensation is for economic and spiritual losses associated with the establishment and expansion of the McArthur River Mine near Borroloola.

It marks only the second time a court has calculated compensation for native title losses, the first being the landmark Timber Creek case in 2019.

Native title holders for the land surrounding one of Australia’s largest mining operations have been awarded more than $54 million in compensation for “intergenerational and enduring” economic and spiritual loss.

The court ruling is only the second of its kind in Australia’s history and could have implications for native title groups, governments and private industry around the country

Read the rest HERE . . .