Environment

Based in Ntaria (Hermannsburg), the Tjuwanpa Women Rangers facilitate opportunities for Indigenous women to enhance their professional development in conservation and land management.

The Corporation aims to promote the development of the Aboriginal people and homeland communities

Council seeks to deliver core services that improve the social, economic, environmental and cultural life of residents in the Wagait Shire Council area. Council values the participation of the community, to maintain and develop our infrastructure, promote investment, ensure accessibility and capitalise on our natural advantages with an emphasis on long term stability and sustainability.

Council supports dog management, waste management and library services.

Walangeri Ngumpinku represents Traditional Owners and Aboriginal peoples residing in the township of Yarralin.

The Warnbi Aboriginal Corporation works and operates from Jabiru in the beautiful surrounds of Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory. The Corporation was formed by the local traditional owners and their families to provide essential services and community development to the outstations of Kakadu.

West Arnhem Regional Council is committed to providing a range of local government services that improve the employment opportunities, health and wellbeing of its residents. The Regional Council is one of the largest employers in the region, with more than 230 employees.

West Arnhem Regional Council’s main focus is on the delivery of its core services. These include waste management, maintaining parks and gardens, and roads.  As well as core services, the council delivers a range of community and commercial services.

Some of these services include:

• Jabiru Childcare Centre
• Jabiru Dog Registration and Dog Control
• Jabiru Public Library
• Youth, Sport & Recreation
• Community Safety
• Visitor Accommodation Services
• Community Care Services
• Creche and Out of Hours School Care

The West Daly Regional Council covers 14,000 square kilometres and services a population of more than 3000 throughout the communities of Wadeye (Port Keats), Peppimenarti (Peppi) and Palumpa.

The vision of the West Daly Regional Council is to deliver quality services to communities and homelands, support development opportunities including local jobs for local people, and improve the quality of life for residents in our region.

Yugul Mangi Development Aboriginal Corporation has the responsibility of being the main community reference group on all matters – working closely with other community reference groups and the local council.

Yugul Mangi Development Aboriginal Corporation promotes the growth of community owned enterprise and supports clan business development. It is our aim to build a sustainable viable local economy creating full employment, career pathways and an end to generational welfare dependence.