News & Publications
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Northern Land Council welcomes Hon. Natasha Fyles to role of NT Chief Minister
May 13, 2022
The Northern Land Council welcomes the appointment of the Hon. Natasha Fyles as Chief Minister of the Northern Territory.
NLC thanks NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner for his service
May 11, 2022
Following his budget speech yesterday and news of his resignation, the NLC takes this opportunity to pay gratitude to the NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner for his service to the NT and Aboriginal Territorians in particular.
Frontier Software Employee Data Breach
Dec 17, 2021
On the 14th December 2021 the Northern Land Council received advice from our payroll provider, Frontier Software that NLC Employee data had been stolen.
The NLC - NT Indigenous Economic Stimulus Package Report 2020-2021
Oct 5, 2021
In November 2020 The Minister for Indigenous Australians, the Hon Ken Wyatt AM, MP, announced a $100 million Northern Territory (NT) Indigenous Economic Stimulus Package, developed in partnership with the four NT Land Councils, to provide immediate support for Indigenous businesses, jobs and economic development in the NT.
NT Economic Stimulus Package - round two now open
Sep 29, 2021
Round two of the NT Economic Stimulus Package administered by the Northern Land Council is now open.
The Northern Land Council goes back to its roots - Territory Q magazine
Oct 8, 2020
The Northern Land Council has gone 'back to basics' - helping Aboriginal people acquire and manage their traditional lands and sea.
2020-21 NLC Corporate Plan deferred
Aug 31, 2020
The NLC has deferred the publication of the 2020-21 Corporate Plan in accordance with the PGPA Rule until January 2021.
Regionalisation Strategy: ‘Building the Bush’
Jan 31, 2020
The NLC's Regionalisation Strategy – ‘Building the Bush’ will help build NLC’s regional capacity to more quickly achieve operational objectives and key organisational goals. These will underpin our future as a sustainable organisation with the ability to meet challenges further into the 21st century whilst embedding our standing as a major grassroots Aboriginal organisation.
