Grafton Ngerrie Local Aboriginal Land Council

10/06/2026

We are inviting all of our wonderful community to come an help us celebrate our new partnership with AbSec.
We hope to see everyone there.

10/06/2026

Members are invited to attend the upcoming Members meeting on Wednesday 24 June, commencing at 5:30pm.
This will be a great opportunity to stay informed, discuss important updates and contribute to ongoing conversations within the organisation.
Your participation is valued and we encourage all Members to attend and be part of this gathering.

15/05/2026

The Census field workforce plays a crucial role in supporting participation in the Census. ABS will be hiring more than 30,000 people for the 2026 Census. The workforce will reflect the diversity of people and communities in Australia.

Census field jobs are temporary. Some may only last a few weeks, while others may be for 6 months or longer. You can choose the hours you work and fit them into your schedule.

For more information go to https://info.census.abs.gov.au/careers

24/04/2026

The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council has formally lodged a complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission regarding the government's proposed Crown Land Management Amendment (Statutory R...

24/04/2026

Oppose the Crown Land Management Amendment Bill 2026 to stop its progress

22/04/2026

Please continue to share. We need more support and signatures

Oppose the Crown Land Management Amendment Bill 2026 to stop its progress

21/04/2026

ACE are still taking on enrolments for their L Program, if you need or know anyone needing assistance obtaining their Learner License, please contact Veronica on 0439 449 856.
The workshop commences May 12th here at the LALC.

21/04/2026

The Bill has been temporarily shelved, but we must remain diligent and strong in opposing this Bill and in stopping its progress.

Sign the petition TODAY and join us in the defence of our Land Rights and our futures.

Oppose the Crown Land Management Amendment Bill 2026 to stop its progress

10/04/2026

Dr Margaret Williams Weir's people are the Malera Bandjalang, whose land is around the Grafton area.
1956, Dr Margaret Williams Weir was the first was the first Aboriginal person to go to University in Australia and in 1959, became the first Aboriginal person to graduate from an Australian University.
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Australian Women's History Month is observed in March to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women to society throughout the country's history. It is a time to reflect on the progress made towards gender equality and to acknowledge the ongoing challenges. Focusing on significant Aboriginal women is pivotal, as they have played vital roles in advocating for Indigenous rights, education, and cultural preservation.

Five Famous Aboriginal Women in History:

1. Dr. Anne Poelina (1812-1876):
An inspirational Aboriginal environmentalist. Her dedication to preserving the land and traditional knowledge, as well as her efforts in advocating for sustainable practices, serves as a powerful reminder of the crucial role of Aboriginal women in protecting our planet.

2. Dr. Sandra Eades (1932-Present):
An esteemed Aboriginal doctor and advocate for Indigenous health. Her work focuses on improving access to healthcare and addressing the health disparities faced by Aboriginal communities.

3. Senator Lidia Thorpe (1920-1993):
The first Aboriginal woman to be elected to the Victorian Parliament. Her activism and advocacy for Indigenous rights, environmental justice, and social equality have made a lasting impact.

4. Dr. Margaret Williams-Weir (1940-2015): The first Indigenous person to graduate from an Australian university (Diploma in Physical Education, 1959) and a pioneer in Indigenous education.

5. Evonne Goolagong Cawley AC MBE (1951-Present): A Wiradjuri woman and one of the most successful athletes in Australian history, winning 14 Grand Slam titles across her career.

30/03/2026

🚨REMINDER🚨
Grafton Ngerrie Local Aboriginal Land Council will be holding our AGM this Thursday 2nd April @ 5:30pm.

GNLALC Members, our AGM will be held on

📆Thursday 2nd April, 2026
🕠5:30pm start
📍Grafton Lalc front shed (50 Wharf St, South Grafton)