Warnbi Aboriginal Corporation

The West Arnhem Regional Council encompasses approximately 50,000 square kilometers of stunning outback landscape in the Northern Territory. This region includes the communities of Gunbalanya, Jabiru, Maningrida, Minjilang, and Warruwi, each offering unique cultural experiences and attractions. Generated from the website

The Northern Land Council, located in Jabiru, Northern Territory, plays a crucial role in assisting Aboriginal peoples in the Top End to acquire and manage their traditional lands and seas. Founded in 1973, the Council ensures that informed consent from traditional landowners is obtained before any action affecting their lands and waters is taken. The NLC also oversees various initiatives through its Caring for Country branch, which operates 13 Indigenous ranger groups across 200,000 square kilometers of land. Additionally, the Council publishes Australia's oldest Aboriginal newspaper, Land Rights News, and has recently established a landmark agreement to build Australia's largest solar farm in collaboration with traditional owners. Generated from the website

Jabiru Property Services (JPS) is a locally owned company by the Mirarr traditional owners, dedicated to providing residential and commercial property services in Jabiru and its surrounding areas. The organization is focused on transforming Jabiru from a mining town into a center for Indigenous-led tourism and government services in connection with Kakadu National Park and the West Arnhem region. JPS offers a range of services, including property management and transit accommodation, reflecting its commitment to the community's future. Through initiatives like the Jabiru Masterplan, JPS aims to enhance the local living environment and support sustainable development. Generated from the website