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Arnhem Land / Arnhemland - Cities, Towns and Localities |
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The vast Aboriginal-owned
Arnhem Land covering over 91,000 square kilometres,
encompasses spectacular scenery of lush rainforests, soaring escarpments,
savannah woodland, rivers teeming with fish and supporting wildlife, wild
coastlines and deserted islands. One of the best ways to experience the unique
culture and world renowned wonders of this region is through some of the local
tour operators.
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Arnhem Land Tours
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Lords Kakadu & Arnhemland Safaris
• Ph: +61 8 8948 2200 •
• Small family business offering
unique, 4 wheel drive, tailored luxury tours throughout Kakadu, Litchfield,
Arnhem Land the the Kimberley.
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Hunt
Arnhemland
• Peter Davidson's Arnhemland Hunting Safaris WINNELLIE NT 0821
• Ph: +61 8 8932 5077
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Hunt Arnhemland offer free range game hunting for 12 months of the year. Our
experienced professional hunting guides are at your service with a safari
tailored to suit your requirements. Choose from three exciting hunt concessions
featuring permanent, comfortable safari base camps.
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Iron Lady
Wilderness Safaris
• NHULUNBUY NT 0881
• Mobile: 0408 762 276 •
• Fly,
sport and game fishing charters in the remotest areas of NE Arnhem Land and the
Gulf of Carpentaria. During the first half of the year the fleet supports
extended live-on-board Barramundi Fishing Charters in the estuaries and rivers
of NE Arnhem Land as well as light tackle Sportfishing around the spectacular
Wessel and English Company Islands. Come September the Iron Lady and Salt Shaker
can be found south of Groote Eylandt doing battle with the abundant Sailfish and
Marlin in this newly discovered fishery.
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Arnhem
Land Aboriginal Culture Tours
• Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge
• Ph: 08 8983 2167 •
• In a joint venture with the Bawinanga
Aboriginal Corporation, Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge is able to offer
fascinating Aboriginal culture tours. You will experience traditional Aboriginal
knowledge in action as local traditional people guide you through a range of
environments and teach you about how people survived in this region as hunter
gathers until the mid 20th century.
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Arnhemland Birds
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Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge
• Ph: +61 8 8983 1544
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Based in Arnhem Land, in Australia’s Northern Territory, is Australia’s final
birding frontier. Proclaimed as Australia’s premier bird-watching destination,
visiting birders are guided by highly-regarded ornithologists. The bird tours
are based at Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge located on the far north coast
of Australia’s Northern Territory in Arnhemland.
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NLC - Northern Land Council
• 45 Mitchell St, DARWIN NT 0801 • Ph: 08 8920 5100 (see website for contacts at
other locations)
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Representing Aboriginal people across the Top End of Australia's Northern
Territory.
If you are planning your own trip on Aboriginal land or going to work there,
please read
General Information, the
Tourist & Workers and/or the
Research & Media permit information, as well as the
Visiting
Aboriginal Land section, very carefully.
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Mabo - The Native
Title Revolution
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The website provides more than 200 audio-visual materials with supporting
information on Native Title, the historic case known as Mabo and related
subjects such as Land Rights and Terra Nullius. The film Land Bilong
Islanders online film provides an overview of Mabo and Native Title. The
site is by Screen
Australia is an Australian Government agency.
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Arnhem Land Historical
Society
• Ph: 0419 739 000 •
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The Historical Society was formed by people seeing a need for the capture of
historical data before it’s lost. It is an area rich in historical information,
including the oldest most preserved indigenous culture of Australia the Yolungu
culture. The site mainly cover European history, although it will be touching on
the Yolungu culture. Whilst the association will be happy to place Yolungu
historical information on the website providing, this is subject to all
appropriate safeguards being taken to guard the rights of Yolungu people and
their heritage.
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Burarra Gathering
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Provides an insight into the people, land, language and traditional technologies
and knowledge of the Burarra people of Arnhem Land.
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East Arnhem Land
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The Gove Peninsula is beautiful scenic location of East Arnhem Land. A region of
over 100,000 sq km, it is home to the Yolngu Aboriginal people. This vast area
provides a spectacular wilderness destination whose long white sandy beaches end
in the azure waters and is where the Gulf of Carpentaria meet the Arafura Sea.
The website is by EALTA, a not for profit tourism association, supporting local
tourism operators and development. Check the website out for information and
contacts on the region, tours, attractions and accommodation.
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Manikay.com
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Dedicated to the Aboriginal peoples of Arnhem Land whose musical and artistic
genius are world-renowned. While the focus of this website is traditional music
from Arnhem Land, some items on the fringe of the territory is also included.
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Twelve Canoes
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12 Canoes is a broadband website presenting, in an artistic, cultural and
educational context, the stories, art and environment of the Yolngu people who
live around the Arafura swamp in north-eastern Arnhem Land.
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