Uncertain Reconciliation between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people o

Reconciliation between Aboriginal People and Non-Aboriginal people to some extent is burning(prenominal) towards Australias future. Given the past injustices involving land rights, the stolen generation and Government Policies, it illustrates that Australia has some way to go ahead of the full balancing between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians and that without reconciliation our future is uncertain.The Aboriginals were denied their land rights when European settlement occurred in Australia. As the Aboriginals were nomadic, the land that they lived on and moved around on soon became occupied by the Europeans. This disenabled the Aboriginals to take in their ceremonial and cultural links with the land. Efforts to win Indigenous land back involved government policies and court acts. In 1976 Gough Whitlam introduced a Land Rights Act which do governments more aware of the issues of Aboriginal Cultural Land. With the aid of this policy Eddie Mabo was able to lead a case that was known as the Native Title. This was one of the closely famous cases, the Mabo v Commonwealth, and it wa...