The CLC is a corporate Commonwealth entity covering over 750,000 square kilometres in the southern half of the Northern Territory, promoting Aboriginal rights.

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Central Land Council

Central Land Council's headquarters in Alice Springs, Australia

This department oversees land use, administration, and grant management related to land projects.

Land Management

The Community Development and Support team at the Central Land Council focuses on enhancing the well-being and self-determination of Aboriginal communities across the region. They work collaboratively with local stakeholders to implement sustainable projects, provide essential services, and promote employment opportunities, while ensuring that Aboriginal rights and cultural connections to land are respected and upheld.

Community Development and Support

The Field Operations and Coordination team at the Central Land Council is responsible for facilitating on-the-ground initiatives across various regions, enhancing operational efficiency, and ensuring the effective implementation of programs that promote Aboriginal rights. This team collaborates with local communities, coordinates ranger training, manages land leases, and supports regional operations to ensure sustainable land stewardship and cultural preservation.

Field Operations and Coordination

The Policy and Legal Services team at the Central Land Council is responsible for developing and advocating policies that promote Aboriginal rights and interests. They provide legal advice and support to ensure compliance with legislation, facilitate negotiations, and protect land rights within the region. This team plays a critical role in empowering Aboriginal communities through legal frameworks and policy initiatives that reflect their needs and aspirations.

Policy and Legal Services

The Anthropology and Indigenous Relations team at the Central Land Council engages with Aboriginal communities to support the recognition and protection of their cultural heritage and rights. They conduct research, facilitate consultations, and assist in managing native title claims, ensuring that Indigenous perspectives are integrated into land management and development decisions across the region.

Anthropology and Indigenous Relations

This department focuses on fostering and managing community initiatives and projects.

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Community Development and Support

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People (4)

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Other teams

Community Development and Support

Field Operations and Coordination

Policy and Legal Services

Anthropology and Indigenous Relations

Community Development

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