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Larrakia Nation is very pleased to announce its new Mercedes van, presented by the Northern Territory Government through Minister for Corporate Information Services, Lauren Moss MLA. The bus will be used by Larrakia Nation Day Patrol for transportation of vulnerable clients to places of safety. Keep an eye out for us on the roads of

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The Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation (LNAC) is pleased to announce the NAIDOC Concert 2018, proudly sponsored by SKYCITY Darwin and hosted at the SKYCITY Casino Beachside Pavilion. The Concert will bring together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers from around the community to celebrate NAIDOC Week with all members of the Darwin community. In celebration

Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation (LNAC) recently concluded a week of celebration and festivities to commemorate 20 years of delivering community and outreach services across the Northern Territory. On Wednesday 23rd May, LNAC, along with many of its key stakeholders, staff and elders, attended a formal Parliamentary Reception, hosted by the Chief Minister’s Office to commemorate

The National Archives of Australia presented a copy of the Larrakia petition to the Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation on Wednesday 13 June. Advisory Council members and National Archives State Director Phyllis Williams gifted the copy at the Corporation offices in Darwin. The petition was signed in 1972 by 1,000 Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people from all

Recently, Larrakia Rangers carried out an extensive clean up at Gunn Point beach, collecting a total of 270kg of rubbish across a period of 4 days, and transporting it to the waste and recycle centre. Some of the most common items found along the beach included plastic bottles, aluminium cans, fishing strings and foam. Other

Larrakia Nation, Darwin YWCA, Salvation Army and the NT Government have worked together over the last week to ensure Darwin’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups have access to shelter, dry clothing and food during a week of thunderstorms, heavy rain and high winds. Larrakia Nation triggered the activation of the Wet Weather Respite program on