Yanner v Eaton (1999) 201 CLR 351; Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) s 223(2).
2.
See, eg, PonteFernando, It Has Nothing to Do with Hunting: An Examination of the Attitudes and Values Associated with the Recognition of Indigenous Hunting Rights (PhD Thesis, James Cook University, 1996) 354–7; various submissions focusing on animal welfare made on the draft Sustainable Harvest of Marine Turtles and Dugongs in Australia — a National Partnership Approach (2005) prepared by the Marine and Coastal Committee Taskforce for the Department of Environment and Heritage.
3.
For more details see ThirietDominique, ‘Tradition and Change — Avenues for Improving Animal Welfare in Indigenous Hunting’ (2004) 11James Cook University Law Review159, 164–7.
4.
See the incorporation of humane standards in Hopevale Aboriginal Council and Melissa Nursey Bray, Guugu Yimmithirr Bama Wii: Ngawiya and Girrbithi (A Turtle and Dugong Hunting Management Plan), Prevention of Cruelty (1999) ch 14.
5.
Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 (Qld) s 8(1).
6.
Animal Welfare Act1999 (NT) s 79(2).
7.
Animal Welfare Act1992 (ACT); Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 (NSW); Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1985 (SA); Animal Welfare Act 1993 (Tas); Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 (Vic); Animal Welfare Act 2002 (WA).
8.
Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC), The Recognition of Aboriginal Customary Laws, Report No 31 (1986) vol 2.
9.
Ibid123.
10.
SteinerHenry JAlstonPhilip, International Human Rights in Context — Law, Politics and Morals (2nd ed, 2000); PiotrowiczRyszardKayeStuart, Human Rights in International and Australian Law (2000).
11.
RDA s 9.
12.
ChestermanJ, ‘Balancing Civil Rights and Indigenous Rights: Is There a Problem?’ (2002) 8(2) Australian Journal of Human Rights125, 135.
13.
Animal Care and Protection Act2001 (Qld) s 8(1).
14.
ThirietDominique, ‘Out of the ‘Too Hard Basket’ — Traditional Hunting and Animal Welfare’, submitted to the Macquarie Law Review.
15.
Letter from Cameron Dick, Senior Ministerial Policy Adviser, Office of the Minister for Primary Industries and Rural Communities to Dominique Thiriet, 15 May 2003.
16.
RDA s 8(1).
17.
Thiriet, above n 3, 171–2.
18.
Ibid, 168–9.
19.
Campbell v Arnold (1982) 56 FLR 382; FirestoneJeremyLilleyJonathan, ‘Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling and the Right to Practice and Revitalize Cultural Traditions and Customs’, (2005) 8Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy177, 216; also ALRC, n 8 above, 180–2.
20.
See Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1979 (NSW) s 24(1)(c) and Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 (Qld) s 45. The exemption is specifically excluded under the Animal Welfare Act1999 (NT) s 79(2). In other jurisdictions, the legislation generally provides an exemption for practices conducted according to a Code of Practice.
21.
Chesterman, above n 12, 136.
22.
Ponte, above n 2, 258.
23.
Chesterman, above n 12, 137.
24.
Ibid139–40.
25.
For instance, under the Game and Feral Animal Control Act2002 (NSW), wild pigs can be hunted by anyone with a bow and arrows.
26.
See for instance Hales v Jamilmira [2003] NTCA 9; The Queen v GJ [2005] NTCCA 20; also BryantGerard, ‘Promised Marriages — The Jackie Pascoe Case’ (2003) 5(23) Indigenous Law Bulletin20.
27.
See for instance Watson v The Queen (1986) 22 A Crim R 308; also McGladeHannah, ‘Our Own Backyards’, (2003) 5(23) Indigenous Law Bulletin 6; AndersonAlison, ‘Women's Rights and Culture: An Indigenous Woman's Perspective on the Removal of Traditional Marriage as a Defence under Northern Territory Law’ (2004) 6(1) Indigenous Law Bulletin30.
28.
ALRC, above n 8, vol 1, 43.
29.
Sentencing Amendment (Aboriginal Customary Law) Act 2004 (NT). Act No 1 of 2005.
30.
See McGlade and also Anderson, above n 27.
31.
Animal Welfare Act1999 (NT) s 79(2). The CSIRO's Model Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals (Livestock at Slaughtering Establishments) provides guidance but is unenforceable.
32.
KymlickaWill, ‘Multicultural Citizenship: A Liberal Theory of Minority Rights’ (1995); see also Chesterman, above n 12, 140–1.
33.
Chesterman, above n 12, 141.
34.
Hopevale Aboriginal Council and BrayM Nursey, above n 4.