Part 1: Overview
Highlights in 2013–14
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the National Indigenous Training Academy at Yulara during their tour of Australia. During the visit, service awards were presented to trainees. Ayers Rock Resort hosted 120 domestic and international
media during the visit.
The ILC purchased culturally significant land and provided funding to support enterprise development as a contribution to the Dja Dja Wurrung Native Title Settlement package in Victoria. Traditional dancers performed at the settlement celebrations.
Traditional Owners, Indigenous rangers and scientists gathered at the ILC’s Kurunjie and Durack properties in the Kimberley as part of the Bush Blitz programme which seeks to record and map animal, plant and insect species on environmentally significant habitat across Australia.
Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove visited the ILC’s Mossman Gorge Centre eco-tourism business during his 2014 trip to far north Queensland. Sir Peter was welcomed by traditional smoking ceremony and later inspected the on-site tourism training centre and met Indigenous trainees.
Our priorities
The ILC is committed to achieving sustainable benefits for Indigenous people. We focus on two priority outcomes:
• Access to and protection of cultural and environmental values; and
• Socioeconomic development.
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