Mabo Day in 2023

Today is Mabo Day. On this day in 1992 the High Court of Australia delivered a landmark decision overturning the legal fiction of terra nullius, paving the way for Native Title. Today we remember a great Australian and his cultural and human rights legacy. #MaboDay #EddieMabo https://t.co/oJh7W8J6sS

— NSW AECG.inc (@nswaecg) June 2, 2023

It’s #Mabo day today. The Mabo case ran for ten years. On 3 June 1992, the High Court of Australia held that terra nullius was incorrectly applied to Australia. Let this decision echo across this continent as it reminds you that we are still here & have never ceded sovereignty.

— Taylah Gray (@Taylahmgray) June 2, 2023

On Mabo Day, I take this opportunity to thank native title holders who do their best for kin and country. With recent events in Central Australia, I particularly thank Lhere Artepe for helping bring peace and stability to Alice Springs. https://t.co/99R3GHfcIf

— Malarndirri McCarthy (@Malarndirri19) June 3, 2023

Mabo Day. #VoteYesAustralia #TheVoice https://t.co/KZg6LNBq80

— 💧🌱Michael Springer🕯 (@MichaelSpring17) June 3, 2023

Mabo Day is marked annually on 3 June. It commemorates Mer Island man Eddie Koiki Mabo and his successful efforts to overturn the legal fiction of terra nullius, or ‘land belonging to noone’. https://t.co/1AY3hOAmkc 🧵1/5 #Reconciliation #BeAVoice #NRW2023 #MaboDay https://t.co/vLzkxUE8NK

— Reconciliation Australia (@RecAustralia) June 2, 2023

Why do we celebrate Mabo Day on June 3rd? Today is the anniversary of the High Court of Australia's judgment on the 1992 case for native title. [1/3] https://t.co/ixlp3pVarb

— Stronger Smarter Institute (@StrongerSmarter) June 2, 2023

Mabo Day with Ant and Remy. Love and respect. #MaboDay https://t.co/BWcFZPUF4z

— JOY ROMA (@nineislands) June 3, 2023