Native Title Rockets

Native Title legal instruments banded together with political circumstance and poverty sets up a playing field for the government and corporations to
utilize land as they wish, without regard to protection of sacred sites and fragile ecosystems. Aboriginal communities are faced with inner conflict and division in relation to offers to lease country in exchange for economic equality and services. Often the lease holders don’t respect or understand the significance of Aboriginal sacred sites and the deep link to the well being of the Aboriginal people connected to that land or ‘country’ (country is a term used by Aboriginal nations to describe the land they belong too). The history of violence and oppression by the government and corporations is continued, by
destroying sacred sites and dispossessing people from country. Deploying electronic warfare satellites from Googatha country for purposes of war extends this violence and oppression to other war-torn oppressed populations.

To support Elder Aunty Sue in protecting country, to carry Aunty Sues story to a greater audience. To assist in protecting sacred sites and bring awareness to Australia’s warfare preparation and arms build up. To pressurize government for stronger legal instruments to protect sacred sites.

Senior Kokatha Elder who want to share her story – is heard by a large audience. Change of laws to better protect sacred sites. Stronger laws for accountability of destruction of native title owned land. Public awareness of the problems First Nations communities face protecting their country and sacred sites. Exposure of the powers that the commonwealth government holds over Native Title holders. The lack of accountability and bad track record of industry and corporations use of Native title holders land.

The creative crew working on this doco includes Aunty Sue and her Family, Crystal Clyne and Dylan Coleman. Rochelle Humphrey is a close friend with Aunty Sue.

To join protests led by Aboriginal Elders on country. Viewers to consider their actions, and the impacts. To join The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN). and pressurize the government to sign and ratify onto the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW). Support stronger Aboriginal cultural heritage laws, that extinguishes the right of the State Premiere to approve/threaten destruction or damage of a sacred site .