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NSW Indigenous Rangers - show your support

Show your support for NSW Indigenous Rangers by signing our petition Before the NSW Election, it’s vital that we tell our local candidates and representatives that the work of NSW's community-based Indigenous...

THE LOWDOWN: Bird flu, IPAs and our own state of origin

Indigenous Rangers on the bird flu frontline; great outcomes for new Indigenous Protected Areas; and our very own ranger state of origin - QLD vs NSW - you decide.   Hello again...

Out on Country with... Kane Patterson

Sit down with Kane Patterson on Banbai Country in the New England region of northern NSW. Once upon a time Kane used to wag school to come out to their Indigenous Protected...

Out on Country with...Khairyn Briggs

Meet young Gumbaynggirr and Yuin man Khairyn Briggs. All set to finish school in year 10, life changed when he secured a Junior Ranger traineeship. Now 18, Khairyn not only finished school,...

Out on Country with...Katrina Widders

Travel to stunning Gumbaynggirr Sea Country in northern NSW with Katrina Widders, the CEO of Ngiyambandigay Wajaarr Aboriginal Corporation. I'm a proud Anaiwan woman from Armidale NSW and have been living on...

IPA in Focus: Banbai Country

Discover the striking mountainous Country of Banbai's Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) in northern NSW, including Tarriwa Kurrukun and Wattleridge - the first IPA to be declared in NSW back in 2001. Standing...

Gamay Celebrate Sea Country Plan

More than 250 years after the arrival in Botany Bay of British seafarers aboard the Endeavour, the Traditional Owners of Gamay (Botany Bay) have celebrated their continued presence on Country with the...

IPA IN FOCUS: Minyumai Indigenous Protected Area

Sitting at the heart of a crucial wildlife corridor in northern NSW is the Minyumai Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), a 2,163ha wonderland of native rainforest, paperbark groves and floodplain wetlands which from...

Country Needs People is a national not-for-profit organisation born from the support of hundreds of Traditional Owners around the country.

We pay our respects to all the First Nations people around Australia and their unbroken commitment to keep Country strong on land and sea. We acknowledge Indigenous partners, Traditional Owners, Elders past, present and emerging and extend our appreciation of their support and guidance of our daily work.

ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE, ABORIGINAL LAND.