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The 1966 Wave Hill Walk-Off: Gurindji Land Rights

The 1966 Wave Hill Walk-Off: Gurindji Land Rights

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In 1966, a group of Gurindji stockmen and domestic workers at Wave Hill Station in the Northern Territory walked off the job, sparking a strike that would reshape Australia. Led by Vincent Lingiari, they demanded equal pay and, crucially, the return of their ancestral lands. The walk-off lasted eight years, drew national attention, and culminated in 1975 when Prime Minister Gough Whitlam poured a handful of red earth into Lingiari's hand, symbolically returning the land. This episode explores the conditions on the station, the role of the Gurindji people and their leaders, the legal and political battles that followed, and the legacy of the land rights movement it ignited. We also touch on the broader context of Aboriginal pastoral work, the Equal Wages Case, and the eventual passage of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. #WaveHillWalkOff #VincentLingiari #Gurindji #LandRights #AboriginalHistory #AustralianHistory #1966 #EqualPay #GoughWhitam #NorthernTerritory #PastoralWork #Strike #Activism #LandRightsAct #Daguragu #AboriginalAustralia #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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