The First Nations Law Bulletin is a quarterly newsletter providing up-to-date information, analysis and commentary on First Nations legal issues in Australia and internationally. It is overseen by a panel of First Nations lawyers and legal experts and has a strong focus on ESG and corporate social responsibility. It covers a broad range of topics including Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property, employment law and discrimination, cultural heritage protection, Indigenous data sovereignty, inclusion and diversity in the legal profession, and class actions.

Authoritative commentary on Native title law in Australia written by Graeme Neate, James McNamara, Matthew Pudovskis, John Southalan, Maureen Tehan, Megan Brayne and Susan Phillips. It is specially designed to assist lawyers, government, Aboriginal, mining and pastoral organisations practicing in the area of native title law. The service provides the annotated Native Title Act (Cth) plus Rules and Regulations, State and Territory legislation, and general commentary on Native title law and practice; as well as editors’ notes on determinations and the determination itself. Useful information for practitioners include application forms, practice notes and flowcharts. Case-notes from Australian and foreign jurisdictions are also provided. Native Title News is included in the subscription price for the Native Title service, or can be purchased separately.

Informative and topical, Native Title News provides a snapshot of developments in this volatile and rapidly evolving area of the law. Articles on recent decisions and legislative change from a cross-section of practitioners involved in native title cases are published, as well as commentary on recent decisions, current cases, National Native Title Tribunal decisions and other matters of interest.