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Native Title Report 2002: Table of Tenures/Interests and their Affect on Native Title

View a comprehensive table of land tenures and interests and how they permanently affect or extinguish native title rights under Australian law.

Summary

It is important to note that most tenures and interests continue to affect native title even after they have ceased. So, for instance, an area of land may currently be unallocated crown land, but all previous tenures/interests in that land will have permanently affected, and possibly extinguished, native title rights (unless the land comes within the few exceptions under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cwlth) (‘NTA’) – sections 47, 47A & 47B). The following table summarises tenures examined in Miriuwung Gajerrong [1] and Wilson v Anderson. [2]

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