We fight for justice: Yindjibarndi case against FMG enters final phase
Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation is seeking compensation for economic and cultural loss from Fortescue, which has ...
Fortescue faces $1.8b native title compensation claim
Fortescue and the state of Western Australia have been hit with a $1.8 billion native title claim in an extraordinary ...
Why we stand up for our native title rights against Fortescue
With fair compensation for the impact of mining on our country, our people will be in a strong position to achieve even ...
Michael Woodley
Michael Woodley is the CEO of the Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation.
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'Serious investment' needed for Indigenous rangers
Traditional owners have a responsibility to look after Country, Yindjibarndi Nation chief executive Michael Woodley said. The Pilbara-based organisation is a partner of non-profit Country Needs ...
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Rangers in WA call for universal support because Country needs people
When Michael Woodley grew up on Yindjibarndi Country he would regularly see native animals in the Pilbara. "Now I hardly see any kangaroos or emus or turkeys," he told NITV. The Queensland ...