ALC Announces New CEO
The Anindilyakwa Land Council is pleased to announce Kupa Teao will commence as the Chief Executive Officer on Monday 16th February 2026. Read the media release here...
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Land Councils Voice Concerns on environmental laws
The Northern Territory’s land councils are warning a senate inquiry that proposed changes to environment laws risk irreversible damage to country, culture and communities.The Land Councils have joined voices to raise concerns that the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Bill will leave critical environmental standards to be...
Read moreSearch underway for a visionary new leader
Anindilyakwa Land Council (ALC) is searching for an inspiring, honest and skilled communicator to lead the Council into the future. Recruitment is underway for a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) who is culturally-grounded, thrives in managing diverse groups within sensitive environments, and excels at unifying people around shared...
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Groote highlights alternatives to custody with Anindilyakwa Healing Centre
Construction is now complete on a new 32-bed Healing Centre facility on Groote Eylandt, with 14 participants already partaking in the day...
Groote Eylandt celebrates justice reform
On Friday the 2nd of February 2024, the Anindilyakwa Community came together to celebrate a groundbreaking achievement in the Northern Territory on justice...
NT’s first Community Court and local Law and Justice Group established on Groote Eylandt
Community Court and Local Law and Justice Group Established on Groote Archipelago...
Groote Eylandt is leading the way in crime reduction
Northern Territory prisons are full to overflowing, violent crime is getting worse, leading to thousands of people to rally outside Parliament House in...
Northern Territory to permanently ban seabed mining
The Guardian | Moratorium had been extended twice by both the Country Liberal party and Labor...
Groote Builds Better Future
TQ Magazine | Traditional owners of Groote Eylandt are taking control of their own...
Mine Nearly Ready to Go
Traditional owners on Groote Eylandt hope to start mining manganese on their own land by...
A Brand New Look
TQ Magazine | Anindilyakwa Land Council is being rebranded to show its undoubtedly energetic, progressive, caring face to the...
New velvet gecko discovered on one of Australia’s northern islands
Griffith News | Scientists from Griffith University, the Queensland Museum, University of Melbourne and the Northern Territory Government have described a colourful new velvet gecko in the Northern...
More InfoGroote Eylandt mapping study off NT coast finds diversity similar to Great Barrier Reef
The ABC | A three-year project to map the coastal waters of a remote Northern Territory archipelago has found they are as biodiverse as some of the most pristine parts of the Great Barrier...
Islanders to plot their own course
The Australian | The Aboriginal owners of one of a remote island will gain control of housing, justice and economic development.*Subscription required to read...
Traditional owners join forces with Chinese company to assess new mining venture
The ABC | The Anindilyakwa Land Council is now eying a new mining venture to secure income for its...
Rare tiny mouse in the spotlight as Aboriginal Top End rangers fight to save vulnerable species
The ABC | The Anindilyakwa Land and Sea rangers on Groote Eylandt, off the north-east coast of Arnhem Land, are currently trying to survey the Northern Hopping Mouse and the ABC posted an article about...
Network of self-governing communities likely to spring from historic Groote agreement
The Australian | The Northern Territory government’s treaty-making with Aboriginal groups is destined to see a network of semi-autonomous subregions established covering at least 100,000 square kilometres, the Chief Minister has confirmed. Micheal Gunner travelled to Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria earlier this week to ink the most...