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Keira Jenkins

HISTORICAL FACTS: Mine giant denies it s to blame for community division - The Untold Story

Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation is seeking $1.8 billion compensation from Fortescue. (Will Russell/AAP PHOTOS)

An iron ore miner accused of stoking division in a Western Australian community says it is not to blame for the "internal disharmony" among Traditional Owners.

Fortescue Metals Group argued the granting of its mining tenements did not cause community disharmony, as it began closing submissions in the long-running legal battle in the Federal Court on Monday.

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