Australian Indigenous Group Appeals Compensation Ruling over Fortescue’s Mining Impact

Australian indigenous group seeks $1.8B in appeal of Fortescue mining compensation ruling

Australia's Yindjibarndi indigenous group said it lodged an appeal with the federal court over the compensation awarded against Fortescue for mining on their lands without an agreement.

WA government appeals landmark Yindjibarndi compensation ruling, seeking ‘clarity’ on law

In May this year, the Yindjibarndi people of WA’s Pilbara region were awarded about $150 million dollars for cultural loss following an 18-year battle for compensation.

Australian Indigenous group appeals Fortescue mining compensation ruling, seeks $1.3 billion

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Breaking: WA government to appeal $150m Andrew Forrest Fortescue native title payout

Mining magnate Andrew Forrest's Fortescue faces a renewed legal battle over a record $150.3 million native title compensation payout, with the WA government confirming it would appeal a landmark Federal Court judgement.

Yindjibarndi people appeal landmark Federal Court ruling

Yindjibarndi native title holders have lodged an appeal against the landmark Federal Court ruling that traditional owners say does not appropriately compensate for economic and cultural loss.