Land rights
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Letters: Readers respond to an article by George Monbiot on Boris Johnson’s proposed changes to planning laws, and a new campaign to extend the right to roam
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Jean-Sebastien Jacques confirms he will give evidence to a parliamentary inquiry into the destruction of the heritage site on Friday
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Aboriginal people hold less than 1% of all water licences, a form of dispossession that needs urgent redress, researchers say
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The Triunfo de la Cruz region has been embroiled in a struggle to save their ancestral land from developers and drug traffickers
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The first Aboriginal minister in the Northern Territory parliament has died. This is a shortened version of the Labor senator’s tribute to him
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Despite funding challenges, community aims to increase biodiversity at Langholm Moor, making it resistant to climate change
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Brief letters: Opening up golf courses to the public | No more yah-boo politics | Dominic Cummings’ weirdos | Birds in the bedroom
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When the coronavirus crisis ends, let’s demand a right to roam in cities, the countryside and on golf courses, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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Carlos Alvarado seeks solution that will end conflicts over land despite previous delays
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Love of nature may be a party tradition, but the urge to exploit is strong. Boris Johnson is unlikely to go beyond minor tinkering, says Alex Niven, author of New Model Island
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A government consultation being framed as a crackdown on travelling people is an assault on all citizens’ freedoms, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Roaming the countryside is our right – we must fight to preserve it