Uluru Handback Room 16

1. Protest

1.1. Opposed by NT Conservative Government

1.1.1. $

1.1.2. tourism

1.2. People came from all over to protest

1.3. Banner flew over the Handback ceremony - Ayers Rock for All Australians

1.4. 1985 - Handback

1.5. Yami Lester Represented pAboriginal people in protests

1.6. 1977 - Pitjantjatjara Council met to discuss concerns

2. Government/ Group

2.1. NT Government

2.2. Aboriginal Peoiple - Pitjantjatjara Council

2.3. Federal Government

3. Places

3.1. Aboriginal people from all over Australia

4. Quick Facts

4.1. Uluru - 863m above sea level

4.2. National symbol - icon

4.3. People came from all over Australia for the Handback ceremony

5. Events that have happened

5.1. 1872 explorer Giles Kata Tjuta named Mount Olga

5.2. 1873 William Gosse renames Uluru - Ayer's Rock

5.3. 1900 Aboriginal Reserve

5.4. 1940s - Ayers Rock and Mount Olga taken out of Aboriginal Reserve for tourism

5.5. 1985 - Handback

6. Dates

6.1. October 26th, 1985

6.2. 1900 - Aboriginal Reserve

6.3. 1971 - Meeting in Ernabella

7. Traditional Names

7.1. Uluru

7.1.1. Ayers Rock

7.2. Kata Tjuta

7.2.1. Mount Olga

7.3. APY Lands

7.4. Anangu

7.4.1. Pitjajatjara and Yankunjatjara

8. People who have contributed

8.1. Yami Lester

8.2. Aboriginal People - Anangu

8.3. Northern Territory Government

8.4. Federal Government

8.5. William Gosse

8.6. Sir Henry Ayers