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Narungga Representatives Explore Mission History and Colonial Legacies at the South Australian Maritime Museum

Narungga Representatives Explore Mission History and Colonial Legacies at the South Australian Maritime Museum 

Murray Lagoon Meeting

The divestment of Murray Lagoon

Narungga Health Assembly

Meet our Narungga Nation Land and Sea Rangers

Resources for bird flu

Introducing NNAC’s interim CEO

We welcome Lorraine Merrick as Acting CEO of NNAC during Doug Milera’s leave.

Yalgiri Going Strong

Our Yalgiri (strong and healthy families) initiative continues to empower Narungga families with wellbeing programs and cultural engagement.

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Traditional Fishing Agreement Summary

This agreement between the Government of South Australia (through PIRSA) and the Narungga people establishes formal recognition of Narungga traditional fishing rights in the waters around Yorke Peninsula. It functions as an interim arrangement; running for five years or until replaced by a formal Aboriginal Traditional Fishing Management Plan and is administered on the Narungga side by the Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation (NNAC).