About Jamie Lowe

Jamie Lowe is a Gundjitmara Djabwurrung man and Chief Executive Officer of the NNTC. Jamie is also a director of the Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations and an elected representative on the First Peoples Assembly of Victoria.

Jamie was previously CEO of the Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation, appointed by the Federal Court to hold native title rights and interests for Eastern Maar citizens over their country in southwestern Victoria. Jamie still stays involved in community and negotiations of settlement for future Eastern Maar claims.

Jamie has a background in both government and non-government sectors and has expertise and skills in governance, management, strategic planning and economic development.

Jamie is available as a media spokesperson. Please contact Megan Giles at megan.giles@nntc.com.au or 0433 028 567.

Past media coverage

“Traditional Owners mourning ‘irretrievable loss’ of two ancient rock shelters” | ABC Radio National

“It’s not divisive, it’s fact”: Outrage over Cook tweet condemned” | NITV

“Treaty Summit 2020 coming up this April! NNTC CEO gives us all the details” | 3KND radio

“Victoria’s First Peoples’ Assembly ‘hopeful’ as it works to bring Aboriginal treaties to life” | ABC News

“PM heralds new era to close yawning gap” | Western Advocate

“Indigenous groups tell Scott Morrison of ‘deep sorrow’ at bushfire devastation” | The Guardian

“Group begin to work on Indigenous voice” | The Canberra Times

“Celebrations and tears from Traditional Owners as Uluru climb ban begins” | SBS News

“Tourists make final scramble up Uluru” | The Saturday Paper

“Workers ready to remove all evidence of Uluru climb – but the scars will last” | The New Daily

“Garma: Native title compensation payouts are likely to cost billions of dollars – so how does it work?” | ABC News

“National Native Title Council Chairman Jamie Lowe- $1.3bn Native title agreement for Noongar people is significant” | CAAMA