Working together for greater outcomes

September 23, 2024

Our Animal Management Program team performed a community-wide biosecurity census in Ramingining and Galiwin'ku to target animal health concerns and keep an eye out for any potential biosecurity threats.

To conduct the biosecurity census the East Arnhem Regional Council Animal Management Program team partnered with AMRRIC - Animal Management in Rural & Remote Indigenous Communities and ASRAC - Arafura Swamp Rangers Aboriginal Corporation in Ramingining and Marthakal Rangers in Galiwin'ku.

Working together they visited all homes in both Communities to count and assess the health of the dogs and cats and administer parasite preventatives. This census will help the East Arnhem Regional Council's Animal Management Program team to target animal health concerns and keep an eye out for any potential biosecurity threats.

A special thanks to the communities of Ramingining and Galiwin'ku and AMRRIC, ASRAC and Marthakal Rangers. By working together, we were able to achieve greater outcomes for the communities.

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National Police Remembrance Day

September 29, 2025

Councillor Murphy Yunupingu, CEO Dale Keehne, and Director – Council Services Signe Balodis attended the National Police Remembrance Day held in Nhulunbuy to honour officers who have passed and acknowledge the tireless work of the Police to support safe communities and homelands.

Djäma and Career Opportunities in Remote Communities

September 26, 2025

As the Aboriginal Controlled Local Government Council for the East Arnhem region, our Council prides itself on providing and delivering excellent djäma (work) and career opportunities in the six remote Yolŋu communities and Nhulunbuy with strong connections to homelands.