High Court delivers a major win for Central Australia’s native title holders, striking down a controversial water license for Singleton Station that would’ve allowed 40,000 megalitres annually for a massive fruit farm. The Mpwerempwer Aboriginal Corporation successfully challenged the license’s legality, forcing Territory authorities to restart the process—with environmental approvals now mandatory. This landmark ruling underscores Indigenous rights over vital resources and reshapes how development plans intersect with traditional land stewardship.
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