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The BSB41021 Certificate IV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Governance is a nationally recognised qualification developed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people wanting to attain skills in corporate governance and management.
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The Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act) says the Registrar can deregister a corporation in certain circumstances.
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An AGM is a gathering of members held once a year. It’s an important exercise in board accountability to members.  The main purpose of an AGM is to allow members to:
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When a corporation is wound up, it goes into liquidation. 
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Australian Kriol ... it’s the most widely-spoken language unique to Australia, and most people have never heard of it…
Yugul Mangi’s social programs branch – of which Meigim Kriol Strongbala is part – is funded through the Australian Government’s Stronger Communities for Children Fund, which allows the Yugul Mangi Board to use the funds to support their own vision for children, young people and families in Ngukur
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Australian Business NumberOnce your corporation is registered and has been given an Indigenous Corporation Number (ICN), it can apply for an Australian Business Number (ABN).  
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With a fit-for-purpose governance structure and two decades of experience, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation is thriving…
Darwin, NT: Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation is a mature Top End corporation with clear vision, a sound governance framework and—after 20 years—plenty to celebrate.
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Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation will be first in Australia to commercially farm giant freshwater prawns, or jarramba…
Derby, WA: For thousands of years Indigenous Australians in the Kimberley have been catching and eating giant freshwater prawns they call jarramba. Emama Nguda Aboriginal Corporation (ENAC) will be the first group to commercially farm them.
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For Yaama Ganu Aboriginal Corporation, art means opportunities for community and cultural development.
Moree, New South Wales: Yaama Ganu Aboriginal Corporation is a well-connected not-for-profit Aboriginal art gallery and café.
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Running the CDP program in the APY Lands is a boost for Regional Anangu Services Aboriginal Corporation—and Anangu…
North-west South Australia: In 1993, a group of people living on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankatjatjara (APY) Lands were concerned at the lack of infrastructure, services and employment opportunities in the APY Lands.
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In its twenty years as a registered corporation, Larrakia Nation has weathered some storms. Now it’s stronger than ever…
Darwin region, Northern Territory: Having registered in 1998, for a full two decades now, Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation has represented the interests of Larrakia people and assisted some of Darwin’s most disadvantaged.
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A story of rockets, stars and growth—and how Gumatj Aboriginal Corporation embraces them all
Ganbulapula, by Mungurrawuy Yunupingu, 1967. Painting held by the National Museum of Australia
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The preservation and documenting of culture have turned into a worthwhile and successful venture for the Yindjibarndi people in Australia’s northwest.
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A new research project funded by ORIC and the Australian Research Council is exploring accountability and governance in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations.
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Coen, Queensland: The Lama Lama traditional owners living in Coen and Port Stewart are the driving force behind Yintjingga Aboriginal Corporation.
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It started 25 years ago on the back of a $100 donation. A group of concerned local Aboriginal volunteers got together to establish a corporation. The aim was to help provide affordable housing for the local community.
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Spotlight on, June 2015 Mai Wiru Regional Stores Council Aboriginal Corporation (ICN 7379)
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Singleton, New South Wales: Ungooroo Aboriginal Corporation (UAC) is located on Wanaruah land in New South Wales. It stretches from the Liverpool ranges in the north to Wollombi in the south, across to the western fringes of the volcanic plateau known as the Barrington tops.
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Case study: Winnam Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation WINNAM A WINNER IN SOCIAL SERVICE It started 25 years ago on the back of a $100 donation. A group of concerned local Aboriginal volunteers got together to establish a corporation.
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Each year, corporations registered under the CATSI Act are required to provide the details of directors in their general reports, including their age, name and title—for instance, Dr, Mr, Mrs, Ms.