Native Title Settlements and Indigenous Land Use AgreementsIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • December 15th, 2020
• An Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) is an agreement about the use and management of land and waters made between the people who hold, or may hold Native Title in the area, and other people (including organisations, Industry or Government).
Ergon Energy & Barada Barna People & Widi People of the Nebo Estate 2 - Area 2 ILUA Agreement Area DescriptionIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • June 14th, 2016
The agreement area included all land and waters within the external boundary of native title determination application QUD380/2008 Barada Barna Peoples (QC2008/011); that is subject to native title determination application QUD492/2013 Widi People of the Nebo Estate #2 (QC2013/006).
QI2016/046 Birriah People and Castle Hill Exotics Pty Ltd ILUA Schedule 1 - Agreement Area, A4, Page 1 of 6 QI2016/046 Birriah People and Castle Hill Exotics Pty Ltd ILUA Schedule 1 - Agreement Area, A4, Page 2 of 6 QI2016/046 Birriah People and...Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • October 26th, 2016
Native Title or Indigenous Land Use Agreement ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • September 19th, 2018
There are currently approximately 200 registered native title bodies corporates (RNTBC) in Australia which hold the native title interests and land use agreements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. RNTBCs are then responsible for implementing appropriate structures to facilitate, direct and invest monies received from corporates (such as mining companies) for use of this land. A typical structure is summarised below:
Historic Quandamooka land rights agreement on North Stradbroke IslandIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • July 4th, 2011
Redland City Council has signed an Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) with the Quandamooka People of North Stradbroke Island following an historic Federal Court sitting on the island today announcing the recognition of native title for the Quandamooka people.
QI2019/021 Redford Station ILUA Schedule 4 - Agreement Area Page 1 of 2 QI2019/021 Redford Station ILUA Schedule 4 - Agreement Area Page 2 of 2Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • October 10th, 2019
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • March 13th, 2006
DI2005/007 Simpson Desert ILUA (Exploration Permit 97) Area agreement Northern Territory 20 February2006 Petroleum/Gas WI2005/002 Airservices Australia - Ngaanyatjarra Indigenous Land Use Agreement Body corporate agreement Western Australia 18 January2006 Infrastructure DI2004/018 Cox Peninsula Water Supply ILUA Area agreement Northern Territory 12 January2006 Infrastructure DI2005/004 Norforce ILUA- Borroloola Area agreement Northern Territory 09 January2006 Government
QI2015/076 Currawinya & Lake Bindegolly National Parks Agreement ILUA Schedule 1 Map and Description of Agreement Area, A4, Page 1 of 2 QI2015/076 Currawinya & Lake Bindegolly National Parks Agreement ILUA Schedule 1 Map and Description of Agreement...Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • August 24th, 2015
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • April 19th, 2024
QI2013/081 Warrungu Protected Areas ILUA Clause 3. Commencement and ExpiryIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 11th, 2013
QI2014/036 Northern Cape York Group #2 and Ergon Energy ILUA Schedule 2 of the area agreementIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • June 11th, 2014
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 21st, 2017
Application for Registration: Yi-Martuwarra Ngurrara and Christmas Creek ILUA: Attachment 3 to Part J: A copy of the agreement; page 30 of 46
Native Title or Indigenous Land Use Agreement ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • September 19th, 2018
There are currently approximately 200 registered native title bodies corporates (RNTBC) in Australia which hold the native title interests and land use agreements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. RNTBCs are then responsible for implementing appropriate structures to facilitate, direct and invest monies received from corporates (such as mining companies) for use of this land. A typical structure is summarised below:
QI2015/076 Currawinya & Lake Bindegolly National Parks Agreement ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • September 16th, 2015
Agreement covers about 3480 sq km, extending north from the New South Wales state border in the Vicinity of Hungerford. Relevant LGA: Bulloo and Paroo Shire Councils
QI2017/006 DAUAN ISLAND TORRES STRAIT SOCIAL HOUSING ILUA SCHEDULE 1 - AGREEMENT AREA, A4, Page 1 of 8Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • January 18th, 2016
100th Indigenous land use agreement a native title ‘milestone’Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • February 27th, 2004
QI2006/044 Raine Island National Park (Scientific) ILUA Area agreement QLD 13/8/2007 Co-management QI2007/010 Aurukun Bauxite Project (Feasibility Study) Agreement Body corporate agreement QLD 06/8/2007 Access QI2004/033 Dingo Beach ILUA Area...Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • September 10th, 2007
This information has been extracted from the National Native Title Tribunal website: http://www.nntt.gov.au/ilua/bydate_index.html accessed 27 August 2007 For further information about Indigenous Land Use Agreements contact the National Native Title Tribunal on 1800 640 501 or visit www.nntt.gov.au.
GIThABUL DETERMINATION AGREEMENTIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • July 3rd, 2008
Parties signing the agreement: New South Wales Government and Githabul people Location signed– Woodenbong, New South Wales
QI2018/027 Gkuthaarn, Kukatj and Stanbroke ILUA Schedule 1 Agreement Area Description, Page 1 of 2 QI2018/027 Gkuthaarn, Kukatj and Stanbroke ILUA Schedule 1 Agreement Area Description, Page 2 of 2Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • December 11th, 2018
The ILUA agreement area covers all the land and waters within the external boundary described as:Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • June 19th, 2015
Commencing at the south eastern most corner of mining tenement G08/63 and extending westerly along the southern boundary of that mining tenement to its intersection with the south eastern boundary of Pastoral Lease 3114/1027 (Mardie); then generally south westerly along the south eastern boundary of that pastoral lease to its intersection with a line between Longitude 116.066991° East, Latitude 21.531922° South and Longitude 116.066062° East, Latitude 21.530939° South (being a point on the south western boundary of native title determination application WAD127/1997 Yaburara & Mardudhunera people (WC1996/089); then generally north westerly along the south western boundary of that native title determination application through the following coordinate points:
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • May 5th, 2020
The agreement area covers all the land and waters subject to -Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • February 26th, 2016
That portion of Mt House Pastoral Lease (N049810) that falls within Native Title Determination WAD94/2012 Bunuba People #2 Part A (WCD2015/009), further described as:
The Agreement Area covers all the land and waters within the external boundary described as:Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • August 23rd, 2017
All those lands and waters commencing at the intersection of the 3 Nautical Mile Limit with the southern boundary of Native Title Determination Application WAD6192/1998 Yued (WC1997/071) and extending generally easterly along the boundaries of that native title determination application to the intersection with a western boundary of Native Title Determination Application WAD6181/1998 Ballardong People (WC2000/007). Then generally southerly along the boundaries of that native title application to the intersection with a northern boundary of Native Title Determination Application WAD6274/1998 Gnaala Karla Booja (WC1998/058). Then generally westerly along the boundaries of that native title determination application to the intersection with the northernmost northern point of the High Water Mark of Garden Island. Then west to the intersection with the 3 Nautical Mile Limit. Then generally north westerly, generally north easterly and generally northerly along that 3 Nautical Mile Limit back
Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs)Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • October 6th, 2011
REGISTRATION DATE TRIBUNAL FILE NO. NAME TYPE STATE OR TERRITORY SUBJECT-MATTER 5/7/2011 WI2011/004 Bidyadanga Initial Works ILUA BCA WA Consultation protocol, Government; Infrastructure 7/7/2011 QI2011/001 Palm Island Improved Land Management Practices ILUA AA QLD Consultation protocol; Development; Government; Infrastructure 11/7/2011 QI2011/003 Hancock Alpha Coal Project ILUA (Jangga Area) AA QLD Mining 11/7/2011 QI2011/004 Hancock Alpha Coal Pty Ltd & Birri Native Title Claim Group ILUA AA QLD Mining 14/07/2011 QI2010/041 Waanyi People Boodjamulla National Park ILUA AA QLD Access 21/07/2011 VI2011/001 NGMA Regional Mining / Exploration ILUA AA VIC Mining; Exploration 21/07/2011 DI2011/003 Delamere Indigenous Land Use Agreement AA NT Access 22/07/2011 WI2011/003 Hope Downs 4 Corridor Agreement AA WA Infrastructure; Mining 25/07/2011 QI2011/005 Wanyurr Majay People Protected Areas ILUA AA QLD Access; Co- management; Government 27/07/2
QI2014/077 St Andrew's Anglican Church,Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 12th, 2014
Torres Strait Island Regional Council and Porumalgal (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation ILUA Schedule 1 Agreement Area Plan, A4, Page 1 of 1
AURUKUN LAND USE AGREEMENtIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • June 29th, 2009
Parties signing the agreement: Queensland Deputy Premier Anna Bligh, Aluminium Corporation of China (CHALCO), elders of the Wik and Wik Way peoples.
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 21st, 2017
Application for Registration: Yi-Martuwarra Ngurrara and Christmas Creek ILUA: Attachment 3 to Part J: A copy of the agreement; page 31 of 46
Aureed Dept of Home Affairs Lease ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • March 21st, 2019
The agreement covers all the land and waters within an area 40 metres by 40 metres centred on the Communications Tower situated at approximately Longitude 9.954217° South and Longitude 143.286844° East within Lot 45 on SP104564 Aureed.
Types of ILUAs Appendix 6Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • December 11th, 2020
The amended Act provides for three different types of ILUA over areas of land or water, and their registration with the National Native Title Tribunal:
The area subject to the agreement covers all the land and waters within:Indigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • March 15th, 2017
Gangalidda People Armraynald, Part Doab, Yarrum and Iluka Pastoral ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 17th, 2014
The area subject to this agreement covers all land and waters subject to the following lots and part lots that fall within the boundary of Native Title Determination Application QUD66/05 Gangalidda and Garawa People 2 (QC2005/003) as accepted for registration on 03 February 2014:
QI2015/076 Currawinya & Lake Bindegolly National Parks Agreement ILUAIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • March 4th, 2015
Agreement covers about 3480 sq km, extending north from the New South Wales state border in the Vicinity of Hungerford. Relevant LGA: Bulloo and Paroo Shire Councils
ContractIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • November 8th, 2021
QI2012/084 Wik and Wik Way People - Merluna Pastoral ILUA Schedule A Agreement Area Written Description QI2012/084 Wik and Wik Way People - Merluna Pastoral ILUA Schedule A Agreement Area Written DescriptionIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • October 25th, 2012
Tjiwarl Palyakuwa (Agreement) – Schedule 9 – SummaryIndigenous Land Use Agreement (Ilua) • May 18th, 2023
