PBCs look after the native title lands for its members and common law native title holders. Maintaining the lands, the culture and heritage of the traditional owners and their communities is one of the vital roles for a PBC. This section provides practical information and resources such as AIATSIS’ Native Title Research and Access Services or how to go about language maintenance. It also provides information on the return of native title materials.
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- Native Title and PBCs
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- Key players in a PBC
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We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.
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