New South Wales

Aboriginal Land Council As the State’s peak representative body in Aboriginal Affairs, the NSW Aboriginal Land Council aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of its members and the broader Aboriginal community. New South Wales

Aboriginal Land Council As the State’s peak representative body in Aboriginal Affairs, the NSW Aboriginal Land Council aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of its members and the broader Aboriginal community. New South Wales

Aboriginal Land Council As the State’s peak representative body in Aboriginal Affairs, the NSW Aboriginal Land Council aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of its members and the broader Aboriginal community. New South Wales

Aboriginal Land Council As the State’s peak representative body in Aboriginal Affairs, the NSW Aboriginal Land Council aims to protect the interests and further the aspirations of its members and the broader Aboriginal community.
Latest News

Voice proposal – good start, but falls short of Uluru aspirations

15 January, 2021

Best Wishes to the Land Rights Network and NSWALC closedown

18 December, 2020

Rio must pull out of Oak Flat after damning Parliamentary report

10 December, 2020

NSW Progresses Closing the Gap Jurisdictional Plan

8 December, 2020

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Reform

7 December, 2020

2020 Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage Report Acknowledges Aboriginal Community Control

3 December, 2020
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Our Mob

Peel Street’s Country Treat

2 February, 2018

Courage in Anyone’s Language – the Extraordinary Bravery of Yarri and Jacky Jacky

22 December, 2017

Calls for Treaty at Black Parliament

22 December, 2017
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LALC Regions
& Councils

The network of 120 Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs) are divided into nine regions. The number of LALCs within each region ranges from 9 to 21.

Resources

Fact Sheets, Reports, Policy Papers, Annual Reports...

COVID-19

A Guide For Local Aboriginal Land Councils

Funeral Assistance
Grants

Fulfilling our legislative commitments to provide community benefits to members of Local Aboriginal Land Councils and the wider Aboriginal community.

LALC Membership

To be accepted as a member of a LALC you must apply to the LALC in writing. You can apply as a new member or, if you were a member in the past, you can apply to reactivate your membership.

Our Council

The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council's (NSWALC) elected arm consists of nine Councillors democratically-elected by registered voting members of Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs).

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NSWALC Enterprises
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Yarpa Hub

The Yarpa Hub is a one-stop-shop for Indigenous businesses, entrepreneurs and job seekers to build relationships and connect Indigenous people to business and employment opportunities across NSW.Learn More
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NSWALC Employment
and Training Ltd

NSW Aboriginal Land Council has established a new subsidiary entity, NSWALC Employment and Training Ltd (NET Ltd), to increase the number of Aboriginal people achieving economic independence through improved access to training and jobs in growth industries.

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NSWALC Housing Ltd

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