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Fast-tracking past justice: why the Major Projects Office threatens real reconciliation

The pressure to 'fast track' projects transparently signals workarounds to avoid legal obligations around Indigenous consultation, placing advisers in an untenable position.

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BY VANESSA AMBTMAN-SMITH
September 29, 2025

Opinion | BY VANESSA AMBTMAN-SMITH | September 29, 2025

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