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

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  • October Land Rights News is out!

  • Community development programs in governance award

  • The latest Council News is out!

  • Coniston: Time to tell The Truth

  • The latest issue of Land Rights News is out!

  • Native title to be recognised on Henbury Station

  • Native title holders celebrate on Pine Hill

  • Barunga Agreement

What We Do

  • What we do
  • 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?
  • How does the CLC spend its money?
  • Who funds the CLC?
  • Does the CLC own Aboriginal land?
  • How does the CLC determine traditional ownership?
  • How does the CLC deal with disputes about land ownership?

Useful Stuff

  • Annual Report 2016 - 2017
  • Corporate Plan 2016-2020
  • Community Development Framework 2016-2020
  • Governance Manual
  • Funeral Assistance
  • Applying for a lease or license on Aboriginal land
  • Applying for ABA grants
  • The CLC Sacred Site Clearance Certificate
  • The CLC’s commitment to service
  • Centrecorp Foundation

Media

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  • Land Rights News Central Australia
  • Council News
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Latest Media Releases

  • Bilby Blitz raises questions about threatened species’ main predator
  • Community development champions compete for governance award
  • Coniston Massacre families gather to tell the truth
  • Native title to be recognised on Henbury Station
  • Anmatyerr native title holders celebrate determination over Pine Hill Station
  • Loss of former CLC chair Kumanjayi Granites mourned
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