Disturbing footage of an Aboriginal elder being chased into the sea and wrestled in the waves by a NSW Fisheries officer has been revealed in a row over catch limits. Great-grandfather Kevin Mason, 74 ...

Top End traditional owner Don Wilton has proudly held up his catch of Bluetail Mullet in the docks of Darwin's fish markets, shipped all the way from Maningrida. It is the first delivery in what is ...

There's probably no better example of the tension between B.C. aboriginal fishing rights and Canadian law than the case of Patricia Kelley. After a nine-year legal battle involving more than 200 court ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. DAVID MARK: Aboriginal groups in New South Wales are calling on the parties contesting the state ...

On a sunny, cool October afternoon in downtown Anchorage, nearly 200 Alaskans gathered on the city's park strip to demand restoration of indigenous rights and freedoms -- namely the ability to feed ...

For the first time, the chief of the Qalipu Mi'kmaq band, along with four other aboriginal leaders from Newfoundland and Labrador, met with the federal government to discuss the need for more ...

As the Shinnecock Indian Nation fights to assert long-held sovereignty over a parcel of land known as Westwoods for economic development, another contingent of that nation has quietly continued a ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Environment. Followed categories will be added to My News. The provisions were supposed to allow Aboriginal fishermen to catch, for cultural purposes, types and ...

This article examines Frank Speck's role as a mediator of Aboriginal resource rights in early 20th-century Canada. I examine how Speck's role as an ethnologist was deeply informed by his role as an ...

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On a sunny, cool October afternoon in downtown Anchorage, nearly 200 Alaskans gathered on the city’s park strip to demand restoration of indigenous rights and freedoms — namely the ability to feed ...