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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Ochre Dig
Senior Project Officer, Central Land Council Tennant Creek, working on the IHP Women's song line project, where I learnt how to use the video camera and editing program. The Ochre Dig video will form part of our collection, and is one of the public video's produced as part of …

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Cooking Kangaroo Tail at Kunjarra
Kerry Waistcoat talks about her experience camping out at a women's scared place and cooking kangaroo tails

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Dangers of Burning Wrong Way
Video about the dangers of fire.

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Anaty Story - Shirley
Women talking about bush potatoes.

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Interview with Christobel Swan
Interview with Christobel Swan, talking about her land and family

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Alkwarrer: Bush Banana
Video about Bush Bananas

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Feral Animals at Ulumparru
Ulumparru was once a lovely swimming spot that people would go to and relax, but now it has a big problem with the feral animals wrecking it and making the water dirty. The council are now trying to fix this problem with a team of men trying their best to fix it.

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Teaching Kids at Pantyinteme
A family day out bush where two elders are teaching the kids how they would fish back when they we're younger.

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Irrpmengkere
A day out bush with Christobell and her family on Pertame country. Christobell Swan is a Pertame women, she is telling stories from when she was a young girl and how she wants to teach the young generation about culture and language.

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Alkwa
Women talking about bush foods and bush medicine

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Ntyweyamp
Women talking about bush foods

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Melenge
Wildlife of the Finke River, Henbury Station.

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Fishing at Irrpmengkere
Fishing along the Finke River. Pertame people developed the ideas for this film and recorded and edited the content. This was done with the assistance of a media trainer. Translations were undertaken by a Pertame women Christobell Swan.

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Pantyenteme Tracks
Looking at tracks along the Finke River. Pertame people developed the ideas for this film and recorded and edited the content. This was done with the assistance of a media trainer. Translations were undertaken by a Pertame women Christobell Swan.

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Necklaces and Turrarre
Glenys Porter teaches a group of young women how to make traditional necklaces and clapping sticks while out bush in Pertame country.

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Waru Tri State
TO's managing fire with traditional and new management techniques.

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Waru A Story About Burning
A short animation explaining how important fire management is. It describes how fire management is about trying to burn like the old ways

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Wurtilla - Natioa
Wurtilla is Warumungu for bush bean. This slideshow explores the harvesting techniques and uses of bush beans. It also shares handsigns too.

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Smoking Babies to Make Them Healthy and Strong
This film explores the plants and methods used for the smoking of babies to make them healthy and strong. The film also shows many of the handsigns associated with the plants and methods used.

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Miyaka
Miyaka (bush peanut) grows in the Barkly region. This film shares knowledge and handsigns associated with this plant.

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