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Maureen Tehan is a Research Fellow at the Melbourne Law School, part of The University of Melbourne. Her work focuses on Indigenous legal issues, particularly native title, heritage protection, land management, and comparative Canadian law. She previously served as a solicitor with the Pitjantjatjara and Ngaanyatjatjarra Councils and continues consultancy in these areas.
Research Interests: Maureen’s research explores the intersection of Indigenous rights and legal frameworks, emphasizing cross-jurisdictional comparisons with Canadian law. She advocates for equitable land access policies and culturally sensitive heritage protection mechanisms. Her work often addresses contemporary challenges in native title recognition and community-driven land management strategies.
Professional Background: Prior to her academic role, Maureen practiced law with Indigenous-led organizations, directly engaging with legal challenges faced by Aboriginal communities. She maintains active consultancy roles in Indigenous legal matters, bridging academic research with practical legal advocacy.
Affiliations:
- Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Law School
- Affiliated with the University of Melbourne’s Indigenous research priorities
