Central Land Council
in this section
CLC Press Releases
- 18 December 2008
- Senate see sense over waste dump ›› more
- 28 October 2008
- Devils Marbles handed back to traditional owners ›› more
- 27 October 2008
- Tanami Regional Partnership Agreement ›› more
- 27 October 2008
- Warlpiri use royalties to build Yuendumu Pool ›› more
- 15 October 2008
- Minister looks for distraction ›› more
- 14 October 2008
- CLC response to NTER review ›› more
- 14 August 2008 2008
- Communities have their say on intervention ›› more
- 31 July 2008 2008
- Fairfax news in bad taste ›› more
- 24 July 2008 2008
- election: accountability needed ›› more
- 17 July 2008 2008
- Royal commission needed into NT funding ›› more
- 11 July 2008 2008
- Simpson Desert: the last land rights claim under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act ›› more
- 8 July 2008 2008
- Sacred site damage at Wilora ›› more
- 30 May 2008
- Seal the Mereenie Loop Road Now ›› more
- 27 May 2008
- Angela Pamela Negotiations ›› more
- 9 May 2008
- Angela Pamela and the native title process ›› more
- 18 February 2008
- Coalition should support permit system ›› more
- 15 February 2008
- Politicians threaten to derail fresh start ›› more
- 22 January 2008
- Police ignorance upsets Lajamanu community ›› more
- 26 November 2007
- Optimism for a fresh consensual approach on Aboriginal affairs ›› more
- 21 November 2007
- Concerns over Central Petroleum tactics ›› more
Publications
Land Rights News
Land Rights News is a quarterly newspaper providing news and information on a wide range of issues affecting Indigenous people in the Northern Territory.
Land Rights News is published jointly by the Northern and Central Land Councils.
Land Rights News is Australia's longest running Aboriginal newspaper with a circulation of 14,000 and is distributed widely.
Standard subscription fee:
Australia: $30.00 a year.
International: $US50 airmail or $US35 surface
Send your subscription to: Land Rights
News
PO Box 42921
Casuarina, NT 0811
The Rose Reports
Two CLC Reports,
- Aboriginal land management issues in Central Australia
- Land Management issues: Attitudes and Perceptions amongst Aboriginal people of Central Australia
The Land Is Always Alive: The Story of the Central Land Council
A comprehensive history of the first twenty years of the Land Rights Act. Full text here
The Kalkaringi Statement
The Kalkaringi Statement was developed by the Combined Aboriginal Nations of Central Australia at the Kalkaringi Constitutional Convention in August 1998.
The Statement sets out the aspirations and concerns expressed by delegates at the Convention regarding issues of Statehood, Constitutional development and governance.
