 A small part of their traditional lands (roughly ), subsequently known as "Daguragu Station" was handed back to them in 1975 as a Northern Territory pastoral lease, by the then Australian prime minister, Gough Whitlam– paving the way for further land rights victories in Australia.In 1984, after a hearing under the "Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1976", and 1981 recommendations made by the original Aboriginal Commissioner, Justice John Toohey, they were granted inalienable freehold title to almost all of the area originally transferred back to them by Whitlam, of their tribal land.A final small portion of the Daguragu lease was recommended by the later Commissioner, Justice Maurice, in 1984.