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In February 2008, the Commonwealth Attorney General called for a new approach to resolving native title claims, unblocking the system through ‘interests-based’ negotiations between claimants and other parties, including governments, which can result in an array of ‘non-native title’ outcomes (McClelland 2008). More recently, in the 2008 Mabo Lecture the Commonwealth Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (Macklin 2008) called for ‘a mindset which structures the governance of these arrangements to ensure financial benefits create employment and educational opportunities for individuals and are invested for the long term benefit of communities’.1

The governance of agreements between Aboriginal people and resource developers: Principles for sustainability