Team.
The Board.
Our board meets a minimum of once a month and requires at least seven directors in attendance to make a quorum. Currently we have 12 directors, and our constitution requires a fair distribution of representation across Ngarluma families. Our board is up for election every year at our AGM.
Our directors have a duty:
- of care and diligence
- not to improperly use their position or information
- not to trade while insolvent
- to act in good faith
- to disclose conflicts of interest
Meet our Board of Directors
- Michael Walker, Chair
- Leslie Hicks, Vice Chair
- Clinton Walker, Secretary
- Amanda Brockman
- Belinda Churnside
- Kristen Churnside
- Leanne Taylor
- Josephine Samson
- Dianne Walker
- Leroy Beaman
- Arnold Lockyer
- Shayne Williams
- Acting CEO: Arnold Lockyer
Our Elders.
An Aboriginal Elder is someone recognised as a custodian of traditional lore and cultural beliefs, who also has permission to share this knowledge.
Ngarluma Elders are a vital part of our community and are involved in the daily management of Ngarluma Aboriginal Corporation (NAC). Any major Ngarluma activities and concerns are always discussed with Elders and their recommendations are given considerable weight to any decisions made.
Our elders:
- Provide advice on Native Title and heritage matters
- Go on Country to assist survey teams
- Are crucial in the preservation of language and culture
Meet our Council of Elders
- Michael Walker Snr
- Anne Jackamarra
- Leslie Hicks
- Margaret Hicks
- Jeannie Churnside
- Jill Churnside
- Violet Samson
- Pansy Hicks
- Frank Smith
- Rex Churnside
- Nora Smith
- Keith Togo
- Barbara Churnside
- Keith Churnside
- Betty Holtze
- June Dhu
- Jenny Smith
- Nellie Connors
- Reggie Sambo
- David Walker
- Linda Churnside
- John Wedge
- Josephine Samson
- Kathy Samson
- Mervin Mowarin
- Vincent True
- Alfred Arnold Dhu
- James Brockman
- Ricky Smith
- Sidney Walker
- Colin Churnside
- James Laylan Snr
- Kenneth Walker
- Rocky Wedge
- Harry Marshall Mowarin
- Shayne Williams
- Dianne Walker
- Arnold Lockyer
- Deborah Walker
- Michael Healey
- Leslie Murphy
- Rex Walker
- Josie Smith
- Beverley Smith
- Keith Togo
- Nora Togo
Working with NAC.
Interested in a role that makes a real difference in our community? Ngarluma Aboriginal Corporation offers rewarding careers for local people. With competitive remuneration packages and professional development opportunities, a role with NAC is highly sought after.
If you’d like to be considered for future roles with us, please email a copy of your resume and the type of work you’d be interested in to reception@ngarluma.com.au or fill out the form.