Northern Land Council
The Northern Land Council has urged all levels of government to listen to Aboriginal voices in the development and roll-out of disaster management in the wake of historic flooding across the Top EndOv...
The Northern Land Council has welcomed the recent Federal Court decision in the McArthur River Mine case as "an important milestone for Native Title Holders".
The Federal Court has ordered the Northern Territory to pay more than $54 million in compensation to Traditional Owners over the development of the McArthur River Mine, operated by Glencore, near Borr...
Politicians, advocates and community groups have pleaded with the Prime Minister to "urgently rescind" the appointment of the controversial incoming Northern Territory administrator, as the Chief Mini...
The Northern Territory's four land councils - Anindilyakwa Land Council, Central Land Council, Northern Land Council and Tiwi Land Council - have united with the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Ag...
Northern Territory political figures are continuing to call on the government to reconsider the appointment of the incoming Administrator, arguing the Territory deserves someone who commands broad res...
The Northern Land Council, on behalf of the Burdal Riley, Murrungun Wunubari and Mambali Walangara Native Title Holders, is challenging in the Federal Court a non-pastoral use permit and water licence...
The Northern Land Council's current leadership team has vowed to strengthen its support for Traditional Owner land rights after being re-elected for three years.
Larrakia Elders Bill Risk OAM and Helen Secretary are appealing to the federal Minister of the Environment and Water to safeguard the Stokes Hill sacred site against damage and desecration.
Ngukurr born ranger and respected leader Julie Roy has been recognised with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 Territory Natural Resource Management Awards.
The Northern Territory's four land councils are warning a senate inquiry that proposed changes to federal environment laws risk "irreversible damage to Country, culture and communities".
Traditional owners, SunCable and the Northern Land Council have reached a historic multi-generational 70-year agreement to build a 12,000-hectare solar farm on Powell Creek Station.
First Peoples are still being excluded from decision-making on Country as Labor rushes to push through environmental law reforms, Senator Lidia Thorpe says.