Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation

Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation, founded after Native Title recognition in Alice Springs in 2002, is the prescribed body corporate (PBC) for Traditional Owners in the area. It focuses on land and resource management, cultural preservation, and community development to support Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory.

Bigambul Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

Bigambul Native Title Aboriginal Corporation represents the Bigambul People, recognised as Native Title Holders in 2012, with a determination area covering over 17,000 sq km in Queensland’s South-West. Their vision is to preserve cultural identity and empower the community through leadership, education, self-determination, and economic independence.

Boonthamurra Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

Boonthamurra Native Title Aboriginal Corporation, PBC is managed by a board of six volunteer directors and focuses on creating opportunities and positive outcomes for the Boonthamurra People.

Butchulla Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

Butchulla Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (BNTAC) is the Registered Native Title Body Corporate for the Butchulla people, granted Native Title in December 2019 after a litigation process. Their determination covers lands across the Fraser Coast region and waters in the Sandy Straits adjacent to K’gari (Fraser Island), Queensland.

Choorechillum (Ngadjon Jii PBC) Aboriginal Corporation

Choorechillum (Ngadjon Jii PBC) Aboriginal Corporation represents the Ngadjon people, focusing on preserving land use, cultural heritage, and promoting Indigenous culture. It fosters community engagement and receives funding from the North Queensland Council.

Dulabed Malanbarra Yidinji Aboriginal Corporation

Dulabed Malanbarra Yidinji Aboriginal Corporation (DMYAC) is a PBC representing the Dulabed and Malanbarra Yidinji people, managing their native title rights following a consent determination in December 2009.

First Nations Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Taribelang Bunda People Aboriginal Corporation

First Nations Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Taribelang Bunda People Aboriginal Corporation  (PCCC Trust) manages benefits for the Byellee, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Taribelang peoples. It supports cultural heritage, economic development, and community programs across the Bundaberg, Gladstone, and North Burnett regions.

Gangalidda and Garawa Native Title Aboriginal Corporation GGNTAC

Gangalidda & Garawa Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (GGNTAC), established in 2010, is the Prescribed Body Corporate for Gangalidda & Garawa native title holders. It manages native title services and supports economic development through subsidiaries and businesses established after native title determinations.

Gkuthaarn and Kukatj Aboriginal Corporation

The Gkuthaarn and Kukatj Aboriginal Corporation  represents the Gkuthaarn and Kukatj People in native title matters. In 2020, a positive native title claim recognised their rights over 16,500 square kilometres of land along the Gulf of Carpentaria, including rivers and Normanton, where many native title holders reside.

Gugu Badhun Aboriginal Corporation

The Gugu Badhun Aboriginal Corporation  (GBAC) is a Prescribed Body Corporate managing the native title rights of the Gugu Badhun people under the CATSI Act. Incorporated on 3 May 2012 and registered as an  on 23 August 2012, it represents native title holders of land near the Burdekin River, Queensland.

Gulf Region Aboriginal Corporation

Gulf Region Aboriginal Corporation  (GRAC) was established to provide a legal entity for managing and conducting the affairs of native title holders. It ensures certainty for governments and other parties involved in accessing or regulating native title land and waters in the Gulf region.

Ipima Ikaya Aboriginal Corporation

The Ipima Ikaya Aboriginal Corporation (IIAC) was formed following the Northern Cape York Group #1 native title determination on 7 October 2014 to manage native title for the Angkamuthi, Atambaya, and Gudang Yadkeykenu tribes. A 2017 determination confirmed their traditional ownership of the region. “Ipima Ikaya” means “One Voice”.

Kooma Aboriginal Corporation

The Kooma Aboriginal Corporation  was formed to manage the rights and cultural heritage of the Kooma People, Traditional Owners in Queensland’s South-West. Following the recognition of their native title by the Federal Court in 2014, the corporation ensures compliance with the CATSI Act.

Mokwiri Aboriginal Corporation

The Mokwiri Aboriginal Corporation is a PBC administering land for six language groups: Yupungathi, Tjungundji, Taepadhighi, Mbakwithi, Thankakwithi, and Anathangay. Their native title rights were recognised in the Northern Cape York #2 Native Title Claim Group determination on 20 June 2014, managing their land and cultural heritage.

Mpundwithal Aboriginal Corporation

The Mpundwithal Aboriginal Corporation , incorporated in June 2022, manages the native title rights of the Mpundwithal people in Queensland. Operating under the CATSI Act, it is supported by the Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation in Cairns to protect and manage their cultural heritage and land.

Ngan Aak-Kunch Aboriginal Corporation

Ngan Aak-Kunch Aboriginal Corporation (NAK) is a PBC representing the Wik, Wik Waya, and Kugu people of West Cape York. It manages their native title rights, ensuring the protection of their cultural heritage and land under the relevant legal frameworks.

Ngrragoonda Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngrragoonda Aboriginal Corporation  (NAC) was established following the Gudjula People’s native title determinations in March 2014. It manages approximately 10,617 square kilometres of land across the Etheridge, Flinders, and Charters Towers Shires, representing the Gudjula People and administering their native title rights and land.

Pitta Pitta Aboriginal Corporation

The Pitta Pitta Aboriginal Corporation  is a PBC managing the native title rights of the Pitta Pitta people in Queensland’s Boulia region. Established in 2002 and registered in 2014, it protects the Pitta Pitta people’s cultural heritage and ensures their legal rights are upheld.

Seven Rivers Aboriginal Corporation

The Seven Rivers Aboriginal Corporation represents the Ankamuthi people’s native title rights in the Cape York Peninsula. Their rights were recognised in the Ankamuthi People #2 determination in July 2017, covering land and water around the Ducie River. An additional claim has been determined by consent but is not yet registered.

Wadjanbarra Tableland Yidinji Aboriginal Corporation

The Tableland Yidinji (Idinji) people, comprising the Bundabarra and Wadjanbarra Yidinji nations, are represented by a PBC that administers their traditional land on their behalf. The group protects and manages the cultural heritage and native title rights of the Tableland Yidinji People.

Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi Aboriginal Corporation

The Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi Aboriginal Corporation is a PBC established to manage the native title rights and interests of the Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi people. It ensures the protection and administration of their cultural heritage and native title rights.

Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation (AMYAC)

The Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation is a PBC representing the Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara people. Its main functions include managing native title rights, ensuring compliance with Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs), and promoting economic development through subsidiary enterprises.

Arabana Aboriginal Corporation

The Arabana Aboriginal Corporation is a PBC that administers lands and waters on behalf of the Arabana people. It manages their native title rights and interests, ensuring the protection and sustainable use of their cultural heritage and land.

Dieri Aboriginal Corporation

The Dieri Aboriginal Corporation  is a PBC representing the Dieri people, the traditional owners of Dieri land. It manages their native title rights and interests, ensuring the protection and sustainability of their cultural heritage and land.

Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation (KYAC)

The Kaurna Yerta Aboriginal Corporation  is a PBC managing the native title rights of the Kaurna people in South Australia. Incorporated on 17 July 2002 and registered on 26 November 2018, it oversees cultural heritage and land management, acting as an agent for the Kaurna people.

Ngarrindjeri Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngarrindjeri Aboriginal Corporation  manages native title rights recognised in 2017. Part A covers areas from Murray Bridge to Cape Jervis, with Part B ongoing. These rights include access to land, hunting, fishing, gathering, and cultural activities.

Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka Traditional Land Owners (Aboriginal Corporation)

The Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka Traditional Landowners (Aboriginal Corporation) acts as the agent for the native title rights of the Yandruwandha Yawarrawarrka people in far northeastern South Australia. Their native title over traditional lands was recognised in the Yandruwandha/Yawarrawarrka Native Title Claim determination in December 2015.

Bandjalang Aboriginal Corporation

The Bandjalang Aboriginal Corporation is the prescribed body corporate for the Bandjalang people, whose native title rights were recognized after 17 years of legal proceedings in 2017. The corporation works to protect the Bandjalang people’s cultural heritage and manage native title rights over traditional lands around Evans Head in northern New South Wales.

Gumbaynggirr Wenonah Head Aboriginal Corporation

Gumbaynggirr Wenonah Head Aboriginal Corporation is the PBC for the Gumbaynggirr People, whose native title rights were recognised in December 2017. Their determination covers Crown land east of the North Coast Railway, west of the Pacific Ocean, south to Nambucca Shire, and includes 23 hectares on the mid-north coast.

Yaegl Aboriginal Corporation

Yaegl Aboriginal Corporation represents the Yaegl people of northern New South Wales, working to protect their native title, cultural heritage, and land rights. The corporation provides services to support the community’s social, cultural, and economic goals, while advocating for self-determination, legal recognition, and capacity-building.

Badu Ar Mua Migi Lagal (TSI) Corporation

The Badu Ar Mua Migi Lagal Corporation holds native title for the Badualgal and Mualgal Peoples, recognised in 2006 over islands south of Badu and Mua in the Torres Strait. Rights include exclusive land use above the high-water mark and non-exclusive water use. Title for Warral and Ului Islands was confirmed in October 2024.

Dauanalgaw (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation

The Dauanalgaw (Torres Strait Islanders) Corporation  holds native title in trust for the Dauan people, following a positive determination in July 2000. This grants them rights of possession, occupation, use, and enjoyment over the determination area. They represent the interests of the Dauan people.

Malu Ki'ai (TSI) Corporation - Boigu Island PBC

Malu Ki’ai (TSI) Corporation – Boigu Island PBC manages native title for the Boigu people over Boigu and Talbot Islands. Recognised in 2005, their rights include exclusive land possession and non-exclusive water use for personal and communal purposes.

Malu Lamar

The Malu Lamar Corporation manages native title for Torres Strait Islanders, recognised in the 2010 Torres Strait Regional Sea Claim. The High Court upheld their rights to fish for trade and sale, despite fisheries laws.

Barengi Gadjin Land Council Aboriginal Corporation

Barengi Gadjin Land Council Aboriginal Corporation, a PBC, holds native title rights in trust for the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergai, and Japagulk peoples. Their native title was recognised in the December 2005 Consent Determination.

Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation

The Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), manages native title rights for the Eastern Maar people. As the Registered Aboriginal Party for Eastern Maar Country, it protects cultural heritage and is negotiating a Recognition and Settlement Agreement under the Traditional Owner Settlement Act 2010.

Taungurung Land and Waters Council

Taungurung Land and Waters Council (TLaWC) was registered in July 2009 as the Registered Aboriginal Party representing the Taungurung people. TLaWC serves as the corporate representative and ‘face’ of the Taungurung people, upholding their interests regarding culture and country.

Ballardong Aboriginal Corporation

Ballardong Aboriginal Corporation represents the Ballardong Noongar people as part of the South West Native Title Settlement. The Ballardong people are from the Noongar language group, located north-east of Perth.

Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation BNTAC

BNTAC, formed in 2013, represents the collective interests of the Banjima people. As the native title PBC, it works to safeguard and strengthen native title agreements, ensuring the Banjima people benefit from activities on their Country.

Bardi Jawi Niimidiman Aboriginal Corporation

The Bardi and Jawi Niimidiman Aboriginal Corporation holds native title in trust for the Bardi and Jawi people. In August 2010, the Federal Court recognised their native title rights, which include both exclusive and non-exclusive rights in different areas of the determination area.

Budina Aboriginal Corporation

Budina Aboriginal Corporation received a Consent Determination in October 2017. As the Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC), it holds native title in trust for the Budina people.

Bunuba Dawangarri Aboriginal Corporation

The Bunuba Dawangarri Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Bunuba people. It jointly manages Dimalurru National Park, Balili, Jungiwa, Danggu, Miluwindi, and Bandilngan Conservation and National Parks, ensuring the protection of Bunuba Country’s cultural and environmental values.

Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation BTAC

The Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Thalanyji people, managing their native title rights over 11,120 sq km in the West Pilbara. Established in 2008, it protects cultural and land interests, with offices in Onslow and Perth.

Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal

Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), established in 2016, represents the Kepa Kurl Wudjari people. As the Native Title Body Corporate, it ensures the protection of their cultural and environmental values and serves as the primary contact for government and other parties engaging with traditional owners in the Esperance region.

Gnaala Karla Booja Aboriginal Corporation

Gnaala Karla Booja Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Noongar groups of Binjareb/Pinjarup, Wilman, and Ganeang. It manages native title rights in the Gnaala Karla Boodja region, part of the South West Settlement, protecting cultural and environmental values, with boundaries extending to the Balladong and Wagyl Kaip regions.

Gooniyandi Aboriginal Corporation

Gooniyandi Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Gooniyandi people, managing native title rights over their traditional lands since the 2013 determination. It ensures equitable and transparent processes to benefit future generations, navigating a dynamic political and social landscape.

Jamukurnu Yapalikurnu Aboriginal (JYAC )

Jamukurnu Yapalikurnu Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Martu common law holders, managing native title rights. JYAC works to advance the cultural, social, and economic well-being of the Martu people, ensuring benefits for current and future generations.

Kakarra Aboriginal Corporation

Kakarra Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) manages native title for its holders across a determined area spanning the Murchison, Coolgardie, and Great Victoria Desert bioregions. Recognised in November 2023, it oversees diverse landscapes, including salt lakes, mulga, spinifex, pastoral stations, and the Trans Continental Railway.

Karri Karrak Aboriginal Corporation

Karri Karrak Aboriginal Corporation is the representative regional body of Wardandi, Piblemen and Kaneang dialectical groups in the South West Boodja region. Covering 10,085 sq km, across the South West of Western Australia. Karri Karrak Aboriginal Corporation’s primary focus is our members’ wellbeing. Karri Karrak Aboriginal Corporation is committed to building the Noongar Nation and delivering equality, equity and advancing self-determination for our people.

Marputu Aboriginal Corporation

Marputu Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Gingirana people, whose name derives from the Western Desert language, Putijarra. It manages native title rights, ensuring the protection and preservation of the land, language, culture, and law connected to the Gingirana people.

Mayala Inninalang Aboriginal Corporation

Mayala Inninalang Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Mayala people in Western Australia. Established in 2019, it serves as the trustee for native title rights, operating from Broome. As a small PBC, it focuses on protecting the cultural and land interests of the Mayala people.

Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation

Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) manages the native title rights of the Mirning Traditional Owners, recognised by the Federal Court in 2017. It oversees 32,711 sq km of traditional lands in Western Australia, extending from the South Australian border to Caiguna.

Mungarlu Ngurrarankatja Rirraunkaja Aboriginal Corporation

Mungarlu Ngurrarankatja Rirraunkaja Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Birriliburu people, managing their native title rights over 66,760 sq km in Western Australia’s Little Sandy Desert region. Established in 2010, the corporation protects the cultural and land interests of the Birriliburu people.

Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngadju Native Aboriginal Title Corporation  represents the Ngadju people, with native title recognised over 102,000 km² in South-East Western Australia in 2014 and 2017. The corporation focuses on preserving Ngadju culture, managing their Indigenous Protected Area, and promoting sustainable land use.

Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), manages the native title rights and interests of the Ngarlawangga people. Operating in Western Australia, the corporation is involved in cultural and land management activities.

Ngurra Kayanta Aboriginal Corporation

The Ngurra Kayanta Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), acts as the Prescribed Body Corporate for a designated Indigenous group in Western Australia. It manages native title rights and interests, working to preserve cultural heritage and support land management activities within its area of jurisdiction.

Nyangumarta Warrarn Aboriginal Corporation

The Nyangumarta Warrarn Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), established in 2009, represents the Nyangumarta people. Based in Perth, it manages native title rights and interests for the group. As a medium-sized PBC, the corporation focuses on preserving cultural heritage and overseeing land management within the Nyangumarta people’s traditional territories.

Palyku-Jartayi Aboriginal Corporation (PJAC)

The Palyku-Jartayi Aboriginal Corporation (PJAC), formed in January 2020, manages the native title rights of the Palyku people. Its key goals include cultural preservation, ensuring compliance with agreements, supporting community development, fostering employment, and promoting sustainability in the Palyku people’s traditional lands and territories.

Parna Ngururrpa Aboriginal Corporation

The Parna Ngururrpa Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) manages native title rights for the Ngururrpa people in Western Australia’s Central Desert. It oversees a large area, focusing on conservation, and operates the Ngururrpa Rangers program to support traditional land management practices.

PKKP Aboriginal Corporation

The PKKP Aboriginal Corporation (PBC) represents the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura people, managing their traditional lands and waters. It oversees cultural heritage, land use agreements, and resource management, ensuring the protection of the people’s rights and interests.

Robe River Kuruma Aboriginal Corporation (RRKAC)

The Robe River Kuruma Aboriginal Corporation (RRKAC), established in 1997, represents the Robe River Kuruma people, focusing on cultural identity, community independence, and wellbeing. Based in Karratha, WA, it manages native title areas, promoting healthy Country and supporting future generations through land and cultural heritage management.

Tarlka Matuwa Piarku Aboriginal Corporation (TMPAC)

The Tarlka Matuwa Piarku Aboriginal Corporation (TMPAC), established in 2012, manages the native title rights of the Wiluna Native Title Holders in Western Australia, following traditional law. TMPAC also co-manages the Matuwa Kurrara Kurrara National Park and Lake Carnegie Class A Nature Reserve in partnership with the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Attractions.

Tjurabalan Aboriginal Corporation

The Tjurabalan Native Title Land Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), established in 2002, represents the Tjurabalan people and holds their native title rights in trust. The corporation focuses on managing and protecting the rights and interests of the group, ensuring cultural and environmental sustainability.

Upurli Upurli Nguratja Aboriginal Corporation

The Upurli Upurli Nguratja Aboriginal Corporation (PBC), established on 24 July 2023, is a medium-sized Prescribed Body Corporate. It acts as the agent for native title holders in Western Australia, managing and protecting their native title rights and interests.

Wajarri Yamaji Aboriginal Corporation (WYAC)

The Wajarri Yamaji Aboriginal Corporation (WYAC), established in May 2013, represents the Wajarri Yamaji people, whose traditional rights are in the Murchison area of Western Australia. The corporation works to manage and protect their native title rights, ensuring the benefits of the Wajarri Yamaji people are realised.

Wakamurru Aboriginal Corporation

Wakamurru Aboriginal Corporation, incorporated on 28 June 2018, represents the native title holders in Western Australia. As a small-sized Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC), it manages the native title rights and interests for the traditional owners, focusing on the preservation and management of these rights.

Woodgoomungooh Aboriginal Corporation

The Woodgoomungooh Aboriginal Corporation, established on 3 April 2019, manages native title rights for the Woodgoomungooh Native Title holders. Based in Perth, WA, it acts as the prescribed body corporate, overseeing the rights and interests of the traditional owners.

Yawoorroong Miriuwung Gajerrong Yirrgeb Noong Dawang Aboriginal Corporation (MG Corporation)

MG Corporation, established in 2006, represents the Miriuwung and Gajerrong (MG) people in the East Kimberley region. It manages benefits from the Ord Final Agreement, focusing on partnerships and long-term economic growth. The corporation works to preserve MG culture, heritage, and community development, ensuring sustainability beyond the agreement’s term.

Yawuru Native Title Holders Aboriginal Corporation

The Yawuru Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC), established in 2006, represents the Yawuru people, advocating for their values and aspirations. Through its operational arm, Nyamba Buru Yawuru, the PBC focuses on empowering Yawuru culture, land, and community sustainably. It works towards fostering long-term cultural and economic outcomes for the Yawuru people.

Yugunga-Nya Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

The Yugunga-Nya Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (YN PBC), established in 2021, represents the Yugunga-Nya people. Their native title was recognised by the Federal Court in November 2021, covering over 21,305 square kilometres in Western Australia’s Mid-West and Murchison regions, including the towns of Meekatharra and Cue.