Mabo Day in 2022

Today is Mabo Day and the 30th anniversary of @HighCourtofAus's decision to overturn the doctrine of terra nullius. Ruling in favour of Eddie Mabo and his fellow plaintiffs recognised native title rights and interests held by the Meriam people to the Mer, Dauer and Waier Islands. https://t.co/PoDP8XulCb

— AGD AU (@agdgovau) June 3, 2022

It was fantastic to celebrate Mabo Day and Reconciliation Week in Kabi Kabi country for the #AIATSISsummit dinner. We are already looking forward to next year's summit on Noongar country. https://t.co/JlIC7BDcSK

— michael_mpslaw (@michael_mpslaw) June 4, 2022

Today marks the 30th Anniversary of Mabo Day when the myth of “Terra Nullius - land that belongs to no one” was dispelled. Read here and learn more about how important this moment was and still is 🖤 #Maboday #Reconciliation https://t.co/lMIWXb5a5Z

— Dr Sharlene Leroy-Dyer (she/her) (@shazza9900) June 3, 2022

Today marks 30 years since the High Court overturned the legal fiction of 'terra nullius’ meaning “land belonging to no-one”. We proudly celebrate this historic day honouring Eddie Mabo and his fight to recognise the legitimacy of Aboriginal Land Rights. https://t.co/1sb5Z3vBFv

— Ben Franklin (@BenFranklinNats) June 3, 2022

On the 30th anniversary of the Mabo High Court decision, we remember the knowledge Eddie Koiki Mabo shared with the James Cook University community and the ongoing legacy of the decision. Read more in our blog: https://t.co/gERi4DNjCV https://t.co/z8OjTDb6O7

— JCU Library (@JCULibrary) June 3, 2022

Today is the 30th anniversary of Mabo Day. Eddie Koiki Mabo fought for recognition of ownership of his land on Mer Island in the Torres Strait. Our nation is better, stronger, and more whole because of Eddie Mabo. https://t.co/wdOEciAJpv

— Steven Miles (@StevenJMiles) June 3, 2022

Awa Michael captured after dancing at Mabo Day celebrations on Mer - the home of Native Title https://t.co/kOyebXkGdG

— Talei Elu (@TaleiElu) June 3, 2022