Anindilyakwa Land Council
The Northern Territory's four land councils representing Traditional Owners say they are "dismayed" at being excluded from consultations on proposed reforms to Australia's environment laws.
The independent Member for Mulka, Yiŋiya Guyula, has condemned the CLP Northern Territory government for their failure to work with Aboriginal communities in a censure motion.
Data provided to the Anindilyakwa Land Council has revealed offending has halved in the past 12 months since the Northern Territory's first Community Court and Community Justice Group was established...
Incoming councillors of the Groote Archipelago Regional Council have been sworn in at a declaration of undertaking ceremony held as part of Council's first meeting.
Former Northern Territory government minister Matthew Bonson has been appointed chief executive of the Anindilyakwa Land Council. Mr Bonson, a Gurindji, Jawyon and Torres Strait Islander man, will off...
After many years of work, the first ever Groote Archipelago Regional Council took a major step this week with the official appointment of its first members.
The Northern Territory's four land councils have united in calling for the Territory Coordinator Bill to be scrapped. The Councils, in a joint statement on Wednesday, said the Bill excludes Aboriginal...
Construction is now complete on a new 32-bed Healing Centre facility on Groote Eylandt, with 14 participants already partaking in the day program.
A new ward structure for the Groote Archipelago Regional Council has been announced by the Northern Territory government. It means the Council (GARC) will be expanded from one to three wards, represen...
The head of the Anindilyakwa Land Council has been sacked and its office on Groote Eylandt raided by the anti-corruption watchdog as part of - and in response to - an ongoing investigation into corrup...
Two women will lead the Anindilyakwa Land Council board, following elections for the Northern Territory-based organisation. Cherelle Wurrawilya was elected chair and Ida Mamarika as deputy chair.
Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy has announced a series of measures to tackle governance problems within the Anindilyakwa Land Council.
A Northern Territory land council boss has been referred to the national corruption watchdog for allegedly misusing millions of dollars in mining royalties.