What did the land right act of 1976 give to the aborigines people?

The Land Rights Act of 1976 in Australia granted Aboriginal people the right to claim ownership of land based on their traditional connections to it. This legislation recognized their land rights and allowed them to seek legal recognition and titles to specific areas, especially in the Northern Territory. It was a significant step towards rectifying historical injustices and empowering Indigenous communities by providing them with control over their ancestral lands.