- Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council -
ABOUT
About Us
Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council [TLALC] was established on the 1/1/1983, under the Aboriginal Lands Rights Act NSW 1983 [ALRA]. Introduced in NSW to compensate Aboriginal people for the dispossession of their land. The ALRA enables Local Aboriginal Land Councils [LALCs] to claim NSW Crown Land that is owned and managed by the State Government.
Meet The Board
Our Board
Jason
Chairperson
I am a proud Gomeroi man and Chairperson of Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council. I am committed to strengthening community, preserving culture, and creating opportunities for our people through leadership, connection to Country, and cultural education.
As Chairperson, I oversee all portfolios and governance responsibilities across the organisation, ensuring that our decisions reflect the values, needs, and vision of our community.
Gary
Deputy Chairperson
Gary is a proud Gomeroi man and the Deputy Chairperson of Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council. In his role, Gary supports the Chairperson in overseeing all portfolios and governance responsibilities across the organisation.
He is deeply committed to cultural preservation, community leadership, and ensuring that decisions are made with integrity, transparency, and in the best interest of Tharawal members. Gary’s leadership helps guide the strategic direction of the Land Council and supports a strong and connected future for our people.
Jeff
Director
Jeff oversees the Community Land and Business Plan (CLBP) at Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council. With a strong focus on strategic planning and community development, Jeff works closely with members to ensure the CLBP reflects the goals, values, and vision of the Tharawal community.
Tracey
Director
Tracey is a proud Gomeroi woman who plays a vital role as a Board of Director at Tharawal Local Aboriginal Land Council, overseeing the housing portfolio. With a strong commitment to community wellbeing, Tracey works to ensure that our housing services support safe, secure, and culturally appropriate living for Aboriginal families.
Meet The Staff
Our Vision Statement
The aims and objectives of the Tharawal LALC must be in accordance with the statutory objectives set out in section 51 of the ALRA, namely:
To improve, protect and foster the best interests of all Aboriginal persons within the Council’s area and other persons who are members of the Council.
In accordance with the objective, the Tharawal LALC has adopted the following Vision and Values Statement to enable Tharawal LALC to meet its charter:
To promote the following values in the delivery of services to our members and community:
· Recognition
Tharawal LALC recognises the Aboriginal people as the traditional owners of this country.
· Respect
Tharawal LALC respects the heritage and the cultural values and needs of our members and our community.
· Accountability
Tharawal LALC will consult with and collaborate with our members, staff and business partners in an open, transparent and accountable manner.
· Caring and Sharing
Tharawal LALC will in its dealings with members, staff and others extend appropriate importance to confidentiality, duty of care, ethical behaviour and empathy.
· Fairness
Tharawal LALC will ensure that every member, staff, Board member and other relevant stakeholders will be treated fairly and equitably.
· Honesty and Integrity
Tharawal LALC will undertake its responsibilities with honesty and integrity and in the best interests of our organisation.
· Professionalism and pro-activeness
Tharawal LALC will strive to achieve high standards of excellence, professionalism and quality in the delivery of services to our members and community.
Visit Us
Address:
220 West Parade Couridjah 2572
Contact Us
We would love to speak with you.
Feel free to reach out using the below details.
Get In Touch
- 02 4681 0059
- Reception@tharawal.com.au
Hours
- Mon-Fri 9:00AM - 5:00PM