Mabo: 20 Years On

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NITV | June 26, 2012

Indigenous Australians

Civics and citizenship

History

Ethical understanding

Personal and social capability

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Journalist Jeff McMullen hosts a panel of six people discussing the historic Mabo high court decision and Native Title 20 years on.

Journalist Jeff McMullen hosts a panel of six people discussing the historic Mabo high court decision and Native Title 20 years on.

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1:43:25 | History

Mabo

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This telemovie tells the story of Eddie 'Koiki' Mabo, the Torres Strait Islander, who left school at 15, yet spearheaded the High Court challenge that overthrew the fiction of terra nullius. It traces Koiki's life, through his early exile from his beloved Murray Island, his years of working on the trochus trawlers and the outback railways, to his decision to embrace activism in order to change rights and freedoms for Indigenous Australians. It also tells of his struggles to begin a school specifically for Aboriginal and Islander children.

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