[Green-Activist] Fw: [Redfern-W] FW: Law Research Seminar: Land Rights and Native Title - the long road home - Andrew Chalk - 1 May

[Anne Goddard]

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Subject: [Redfern-W] FW: Law Research Seminar: Land Rights and Native 
Title - the long road home - Andrew Chalk - 1 May

FYI

Next week's seminar is presented by Andrew Chalk, partner in the Sydney law 
firm, Chalk & Fitzgerald.
Land Rights and Native Title - the long road home
A discursive account of the development of land rights and native title over 
the last 20 years and a look at the challenges facing Aboriginal people over 
the coming decade.
For nearly 20 years Andrew  has practised extensively in the area of 
Aboriginal land rights, native title and cultural heritage protection. He 
has acted for Aboriginal land councils and native title representative 
bodies across Australia, from the Torres Strait to Western Australia. Andrew 
is presently advising the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council on the 
review of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW).

Andrew is also the Chair of the Environmental Defenders Office Limited, the 
major public interest environmental law centre in Australia.
Tuesday 1 May 2007
1pm - 2pm, with light lunch from 12:45pm
City - Haymarket, CM05B.1.13 (Ground level, Lecture Theatre 1.13) - enter 
via Faculty of Law
Best Wishes
Leanne Palmer| Research Administration Officer| Faculty of Law, University 
of Technology, Sydney
Direct: +61 (02) 9514 3555 | Fax: +61 (02) 9514 3400 | PO Box 123, Broadway 
NSW 2007 | UTS CRICOS Provider No: 00099F

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