HomeIndigenous newsDiana’s Basin in north east Tasmania returned to Aboriginal ownership Indigenous news Diana’s Basin in north east Tasmania returned to Aboriginal ownership December 13, 2021 0 3 - Advertisement - Diana’s Basin, an ecologically sensitive and culturally significant parcel of land in north east Tasmania, has been returned to Aboriginal ownership. Click here to view the original article. Tagsindigenous.gov.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleMan charged with exposure in BrisbaneNext articleAustralian news outlet lauds Rip Curl’s appointment of female CEO, “Surfing is moving away from its gender-bullying past” but lambasts online bikini fit guide for being “all-white”! RELATED ARTICLES Indigenous news ‘It's happening at an inconceivable scale’ – how AI is fuelling Aboriginal art fr… Australian Online News - October 13, 2026 Indigenous news Indigenous leaders warn investors off latest Amazon oil mining plans in Ecuador Australian Online News - October 13, 2026 Indigenous news Leadership shake-up at The Healing Foundation Australian Online News - October 13, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Historic Ravenswood estate, unsold since 1978, could triple sale record October 10, 2026 His grandmother made 6,000 sketches around the world. He’s tracking down every spot to repaint the same view. October 13, 2026 Wake up, Bowen. Nap time is over! October 7, 2026 Wacol Remand Centre: Kids driven to self-harm at ‘austere and institutional’ facility, finds Inspector of Detention Services report October 8, 2026 Load more