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News, media releases and speeches from the ILSC
The ILSC assists Indigenous people with the acquisition and management of land, salt water and fresh water so they can achieve economic, environmental, social and cultural benefits.
A historic multi-million dollar commercial fishing venture will create jobs and training opportunities for the Ngarrindjeri people in South Australia.
The first ever National Indigenous Bush Food Symposium is being held at Barangaroo in Sydney on November 27 and 28. It aims to increase Indigenous participation in the Australian bush foods industry.
A Derby Aboriginal corporation is set to become the first organisation in Australia to commercialise the breeding of the northern Australian giant freshwater prawn, known as cherabin (Macrobrachium Spinipes).
The ILSC has celebrated the handover of Trelawney Station to the Tamworth Local Aboriginal Land Council.
To celebrate NAIDOC Week, ABC Landline visited Roebuck Plains Station near Broome in Western Australia to see the commercially successful collaboration between Yawuru and the ILSC on an Indigenous cattle station.
