
Joshua Creamer specialises in native title, human rights and class actions. He has appeared in
landmark cases across Australia involving stolen wages and the stolen generations. He also
represented the community of Palm Island following the death of Mulrunji Doomadgee.
Joshua is the former Chair of the Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry in Queensland and has formerly
held the roles of a member of the Board of Legal Aid Queensland and a Commissioner of the
Queensland Law Reform Commission.
Joshua is consistently ranked in Doyles Guide and Chambers and Partners for his work in the native
title jurisdiction.