NHA MARNI

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The Narungga Nation is made up of four clan groups, each connected to a totem and a distinct region of Guuranda (Yorke Peninsula): Garrdi, Emu (east), Wawi, Female Red Kangaroo (north), Widhadha, Shark (south), and Wildu, Eagle (west).

The Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation represents and supports the Narungga people of Guuranda (Yorke Peninsula), working to protect Country, strengthen culture, and empower community. As the peak body for our Nation, NNAC leads work across governance, economic development, cultural heritage, and land and sea management.

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About Us

We are dedicated to creating a strong, self-sustaining future for Narungga people, guided by culture, connection, and opportunity. Whether you are a community member, partner, or visitor, we invite you to learn more, get involved, and walk with us in supporting future generations.

Our Vision

A leading, community-focused organisation supporting the Narungga Nation by bringing cultural, community, and economic aspirations to life through meaningful partnerships and culturally guided investment.

Our Values

Integrity

Modelling good governance and upholding our fiduciary duty in a transparent manner

Connection

Instilling importance of our connection to Country and waters

Respect

Rightful recognition for Narungga Nation to influence future decisions in the region

Advancement

Creating a powerful economic force supporting our members to engage in the regional economy

Leadership

Leading engagement in the regional economy on equal, or superior, terms with industry and existing landholders

Professionalism

Developing partnerships with all levels of government, business and industry for benefit of the Narungga Nation

Knowledge

Linking our people to the information, resources and assistance they need

Our Guiding Principles

  • To promote, protect and preserve our heritage and our spiritual connection to our land and waters.
  • To respect, care for, and be guided by, our Elders.
  • To work together in unity with our community. 
  • To conduct our business with transparency and with cultural and professional integrity.
  • To uphold the principle of respect for ‘right people for right country’.
  • To walk the talk, delivering on our promises and commitments.

Latest News

Stay up to date with key updates, initiatives, and stories from the Narungga Nation. 

6 August 2026

Narungga Health Assembly

5 August 2026

Meet our Narungga Nation Land and Sea Rangers

5 August 2026

Resources for bird flu

24 October 2025

Introducing NNAC’s interim CEO

Useful Links

Partners

Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognise enduring connections to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; to Elders past and present.

Cultural Disclaimer

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may contain names or images of people who have passed away.

We acknowledge that the totem images were originally designed by the Nharangga Aboriginal Progress Association (NAPA). These designs represent the cultural identity, Country, and stories of the Nharangga/Narungga people.