North Coast Region Presented by: Lance Manton CEO Bogal LALC Annette Laurie, Chairperson, Birrigan Gargle LALC.

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North Coast Region Presented by: Lance Manton CEO Bogal LALC Annette Laurie, Chairperson, Birrigan Gargle LALC

Regional Overview Regional Statistics: Aboriginal Males in NC Region (2011):7423 Aboriginal Females in NC Region (2011):7751 TOTAL:15,174 Voting members:1605 Non Voting members: – represents 10% of the NSWALC membership (2011 )

Regional overview (continued): Community Dynamics: Native title claims Native Title Claims in North Coast Region: Widjabul Wia-bal People – early stages Yaegl People (1&2) – determined on 25 June 2015 Western Bundjalung – early stages Byron Bay Bundjalung People #3 – early stages

Play Yaegl Native Title Determination film (Our Mob)

Key Initiatives Ngulingah LALC Southern Cross School Distance Education Program – partnership program with Ngulingah LALC

Key Initiatives Ngulingah LALC – Nimbin Rocks Project  Sacred place for local Bundjalung people  Project to restore biodiversity and traditional knowledge

Play Ngulingah LALC - Nimbin Rocks video

Jali LALC  Indigenous Protected Area  Quarry  Cane Farm

Play Jali LALC film

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