The Native Title Act received royal assent after the Mabo judgment had rejected terra nullius. It established a national framework for recognizing and protecting native title and handling claims. Indigenous rights were now formally addressed in legislation, but proof requirements and the treatment of other land interests continued to shape access to recognition.
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The Native Title Act created a national framework for native title recognition after Mabo.
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The legislation followed the High Court's rejection of terra nullius and established procedures for native title.