Central Land Council

The Central Land Council (CLC) represents Aboriginal people in Central Australia and supports them to manage their land, make the most of the opportunities it offers and promote their rights. It emerged from the Aboriginal struggle for justice and land rights.

In 1976 the Commonwealth's Aboriginal Land Rights Act (ALRA) gave Aboriginal people title to most of the Aboriginal reserve lands in the Northern Territory and the opportunity to claim other land not already owned, leased or being used.

The CLC divides its area covering almost 777,000 square kilometres into nine regions roughly based on 15 different language groups.

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Reading the Country - Button Quail
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Reading the Country - Bush Turkey
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Two way education and training
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Tracking the Snake
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Lajamanu Bush Medicine
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Animals
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Kulpurlunu
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Kardiya Values
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Yapa Values
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