SWALSC and the six Noongar Regional Corporations all currently have at least one election running.

 Use this guide to find all the dates you need to know, including nomination cut off, and ballot dates.

World Suicide Prevention Day is a reminder that a positive connection and kindness can be an alternative to suicide.

Get to know the Yued Aboriginal Corporation, representing one of the six Noongar regions.

Get to know the Ballardong Aboriginal Corporation, representing one of the six Noongar regions.

Today is Indigenous Literacy Day, celebrating stories, cultures, and language in support of our remote Indigenous communities, and literacy futures.

Get to know the Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation, representing one of the six Noongar regions.

Get to know the Gnaala Karla Booja Aboriginal Corporation, representing one of the six Noongar regions.

SWALSC is reviewing corporate records relating the purchase by Equity Trustees.

Expert Director Election applications close at 5pm, 15 September 2023.

Get to know the Wagyl Kaip Aboriginal Corporation, representing one of the six Noongar regions.

SWALSC supports the Voice to Parliament. Noongar people are encouraged to be informed about the referendum.

The El Caballo Lifestyle Village has been sold. The 4.62ha El Caballo Resort remains in trust.

Attend community meetings about the Noongar Land Estate within the Wagyl Kaip Southern Noongar region.

The SWALSC team gathered to celebrate our chief executive, Vanessa Kickett.

SWALSC welcomes Noongar Menang woman, Megan Krakouer, as its new Chair.

Today, 9 August we commemorate International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples.

SWALSC is is seeking experienced and skilled Corporation members to be Directors of the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council. Nominations close 5pm 31 August 2023.

SWALSC is pleased to work with ABC’s Play School in a new partnership that will bring Noongar culture into many Australian homes.

The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) welcomes the appointment of Noongar man, Mr Noel Morich, as the new Chair.

Members of the Gnaala Karla Booja community recently helped to relocate an extinct species to the South Australian Yorke Peninsula, through the Marna Banggara project.