It’s war by lawfare. The nation of Australia, founded by the Anglo-Celtic settlers on 26 January 1788, is under attack by its elite class, who are hell-bent on giving it away to a bunch of fake Aboriginals. This is all the result of the Native Title Act, forced on us by that bastard Paul Keating. It’s time to repeal that treasonous act. Read Robert Hill’s article carefully. This state of affairs has been long predictable.
The elites are playing with fire.
Naarm Rising, Part I: The Claim on Melbourne
Robert Hill, Quadrant, Nov 05 2026
On October 30, 2026, law firm Ashurst Perkins Coie delivered a blunt warning about Melbourne’s native title claim: public land inside the claim area can no longer be dealt with as though native title were irrelevant. The registered claim already triggers procedural consequences under the Native Title Act, and governments, developers and land users are being told to protect their position now. If native title is ultimately recognised, affected public land will carry an additional enforceable legal interest that future dealings must accommodate.
In plain English: Melbourne public land now carries a potential native title encumbrance. Ignore it at your peril.
Melbourne is presently heading down a Native Title consent path. At the Federal Court case-management hearing on July 28, 2026, the claimants indicated that they were pursuing a consent determination or agreement with the Victorian and Commonwealth governments. That means the historical foundations of these claimed rights may never be tested through a fully contested trial.
Then comes the political significance. Ashurst expressly points to the Victorian election on November 28, 2026, and tells affected parties to watch for any change in the government’s approach to settling native title claims. It says the election may shape the outcome and notes that the Coalition has committed to dismantling significant elements of Victoria’s existing Treaty framework, an attitude Ashurst says may affect its approach to native-title settlements.