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The CLC is an
Australian Government
statutory authority covering an area of 750,000 square kilometres in the southern half of the Northern Territory.

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CLC Facts

385,392

square kilometres of Aboriginal freehold land under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act

Alice Springs

Tomorrow
3° 23°
Currently
22°C
View more Locations

Ali Curung

Tomorrow
12° 26°
Currently
25°C

Mutijulu

Tomorrow
9° 25°
Currently
24°C

Yuendemu

Tomorrow
9° 25°
Currently
23°C

Tennant Creek

Tomorrow
15° 27°
Currently
25°C

Kulgera

Tomorrow
8° 25°
Currently
24°C

Kings Canyon

Tomorrow
9° 25°
Currently
24°C
  • April issue - Land Rights News Central Australia

  • Divas Chat causing social chaos

  • Royalties for kids school excursions

  • Stronger Futures or the Intervention? A guide

  • Outstations back on the agenda

  • 2012 CLC Ranger Camp picture gallery

What We Do

  • What the Central Land Council does
  • CLC Rangers
  • Community Development
  • Fire Management
  • Indigenous Protected Areas
  • Making agreements on Aboriginal land:  Mining and development
  • Indigenous Ecological Knowledge
  • Sacred Sites in the Northern Territory

FAQs

  • What happens to royalty and rent payments to Aboriginal people?
  • What does the CLC spend its money on?
  • Who funds the CLC?
  • Does the CLC own Aboriginal land?

Useful Stuff

  • Applying for a lease, licence or other interest in Aboriginal land
  • CLC annual report 2010-2011
  • The CLC’s commitment to service
  • The CLC Sacred Site Clearance Certificate
  • The Aboriginal Benefits Account grant application
  • Funeral Assistance

Media

  • Media Releases
  • Land Rights News Central Australia
  • Photos & Videos
  • Annual Reports
  • Issues, Reports & Submissions
  • Other Publications

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Land Rights News Stories

  • NT Intervention to become Stronger Futures. What's the difference?
  • Divas Chat causing social chaos
  • Stronger Futures laws ready to go
  • Ten Year Funding Boost to the Bush
  • And good news: Outstations are back on the agenda
  • Closing the digital divide

Latest Media Releases

  • Ten year Funding Boost will bring relief to the bush
  • New waste dump legislation fundamentally flawed
  • CLC Ranger Camp 2012
  • Opal roll out: Ban standard fuel in declared areas and save lives
  • Stronger Futures: Reform to community Living area legislation needed says CLC
  • A first for cross border fire management and a win for biodiversity
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