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Robynne Quiggin

Robynne Quiggin is a Wiradjuri lawyer and consultant who is based in Sydney, Australia. She has worked as a solicitor, senior policy officer and lecturer in Indigenous legal issues including Indigenous intellectual and cultural property, use of biological resources, heritage, native title, human rights, access to banking services and consumer issues, media, criminal justice and other social justice issues.

Robynne has participated in international fora including the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the First Nations Roundtable on Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and the Pharmaceutical Industry.

Robynne is currently on the Editorial Board of the Indigenous Law Bulletin, Balayi and the Journal of Indigenous Social Policy. She is also a board member of Arts Law Centre of Australia, chair of the Indigenous Reference Group for their Artists in the Black legal advice project and a member of Ngalaya Indigenous lawyers in New South Wales.

Robynne Quiggin (Australia) Photo:COE