Mirning Resources Centre
On this page you will find a list of useful resources including links to relevant MTLAC documents. We have also provided a list of helpful organisations and support services
Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation documents
The MTLAC Rulebook serves as a foundational document outlining the policies, procedures, and regulations governing the activities and management of Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC. Members of MTLAC have the responsibility to familiarize themselves with the contents of the Rulebook. Download a copy of the rulebook here.
The MTLAC Code of Conduct embodies the fundamental values, cultural protocols, and ethical standards that shape the behaviour and relationships of members, staff, and stakeholders associated with Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC. By adhering to the Code of Conduct, members demonstrate their commitment to preserving Mirning culture, heritage, and Native Title rights for present and future generations. Download a copy of the Code of Conduct here.
All other relevant MTLAC documents can be found on the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations website.
To learn more about the WA Mirning Native Title Determination, head to the National Native Title Tribunal’s website. There you will find the determination map and other important documents.
Support Service Contacts
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13 14 44 (metro)
13 11 14
1300224636
1800 551 800
9223 1111
1800 737 732
1800 022 222
Aboriginal Health Services
Goldfields WA
Culturally appropriate and holistic health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Goldfields.
Counselling and Advocacy, Family and Domestic Violence Groups, Family and Domestic Violence Hub, Legal Assistance Services, Men’s Programs & Supports.
Wheatbelt WA
Culturally appropriate health services and wellbeing programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Geraldton, Carnarvon and Mt Magnet.
Perth WA
Culturally secure primary health, mental health and dental services for Aboriginal families living right across the Perth metropolitan area.
Eyre Peninsula SA
Aboriginal health service operating clinics at Ceduna, Koonibba and Scotdesco, also offering a range of Community Health Programs.
Adelaide SA
Watto Purrunna Aboriginal Primary Health Care Service provides a free comprehensive program of culturally sensitive services across Adelaide’s northern and central regions. ‘Watto Purrunna’ is a Kaurna term meaning ‘the branch of life’
Aboriginal business grants
Mirning Traditional Lands Aboriginal Corporation (MTLAC) is still building capacity. This means we do not have the funding to offer financial support to MTLAC members yet.
We understand there are a number of people who want funding to start a small business and have complied a list of organisations below which may be able to help.
Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) Supporting Indigenous Entrepreneurs
IBA provides loans, grants, and business support services tailored specifically to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses. Resources include business planning, financial literacy, and mentoring to help start or grow a business. Learn more at IBA
Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (ILSC) Enterprise Development on Indigenous Land
ILSC offers funding and support to develop businesses on Indigenous-held land and waters, with a focus on tourism, agribusiness, and sustainable industries. Learn more at ILSC
Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) Building Indigenous Economic Participation
Administered by the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA), IAS provides funding for projects that boost employment, economic development, and Indigenous business growth. Learn more at NIAA
