The Aboriginal Partnerships and Reform (APR) is responsible for providing support, engagement and advice to Aboriginal people and government on significant Aboriginal Affairs priorities through strategic Aboriginal policy matters, key projects and meaningful engagement and partnerships.
APR champions the changes, and accelerates the work already underway by government in the areas of Aboriginal leadership, capability and capacity building, and building a culturally responsive public sector, that contributes to the commitments in the ‘Everyone Together’ Aboriginal Affairs Strategy and National Agreement on Closing the Gap read more...
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The National Agreement on Closing the Gap, between all levels of government and Aboriginal people, outlines a new way of working to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people.
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The NT Government is offering grants to support truth-telling activities and initiatives through the Truth, Healing and Reconciliation Grant Program.
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The Northern Territory Government in partnership with key stakeholders, delivers a highly anticipated event to celebrate and acknowledge Aboriginal Leadership and governance.
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The Northern Territory Government provides a wide range of grants, scholarships and other forms of support for businesses, community organisations and individuals.
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A 10 year plan that provides a way for the NT Government to reshape how it works with Aboriginal Territorians to support community aspirations and achieve better outcomes.
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An NT Government flagship program aimed to help identify, mentor and support Aboriginal emerging leaders from remote communities across the Northern Territory.
Get in touch
Contact
Aboriginal Partnerships and Reform (APR)
Department of the Chief Minister and Cabinet
Phone: 08 8999 8905
AboriginalAffairs@nt.gov.au
Postal
GPO Box 4396
Darwin NT 0801
Offices
Alice Springs Office
Alice Plaza, Mezzanine Level
Todd Mall
Alice Springs NT 0870
Darwin Office
Level 5, NT House
22 Mitchell Street
Darwin NT 0800
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Acknowledgement of Country
The Northern Territory Government respectfully acknowledges the First Nations people of this country and recognises their continuing connections to their lands, waters and communities. We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to their leaders past, present and emerging. While this website uses the term ‘Aboriginal’, we respectfully acknowledge that Torres Strait Islander peoples are First Nations people living in the Northern Territory. Therefore, strategies, services and outcomes relating to ‘Aboriginal’ Territorians should be read to include both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Territorians. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website may contain images, voices and names of deceased people.