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Andrew Forrest stands at the front of an auditorium holding a microphone and wearing a beige suit jacket.

Program: Forrest will not review Fortescue's Traditional Owner dealings

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Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has defended his company's Indigenous agreements after a court ordered the miner to pay $150 million to the Yindjibarndi people.

He rejected suggestions he should change its approach to native title negotiations following the landmark ruling.

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Andrew Forrest told the group of gathered traditional owners "cash is always useful but it doesn't build a life".

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