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Aboriginal group blindsided by land handback plan on social media
✓ The AdvocatePower & Policy

Aboriginal group blindsided by land handback plan on social media

Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation chair Selina Maguire-Colgrave learned of a potential land handback at Calm Bay from a Facebook post. The Aboriginal Affairs Minister had not told them.

Why it mattersMaguire-Colgrave says the government keeps making Hobart-centred decisions without consulting regional Aboriginal groups.

AustraliaPotential land handback in Tasmania's north-west could affect how the state consults with Aboriginal communities on future policy and land management.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 3 h ago

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