The National Native Title Council (NNTC) is Australia's Peak Native Title Organisation. 

It is an alliance of Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) and Native Title Service Providers (NTSPs) from around Australia, that acts as a medium for the sharing of information amongst its members. It also provides a platform for outside organisations to consult with NTRBs and NTSPs on land and land related matters. 

The NNTC provides a voice on matters of national significance, including representing the views of NTRBs and NTSPs at various forums, and through the submission process to Government policy development and legislative reforms, , advocating on their behalf on land and land related matters.

It promotes the interests of Traditional Owners at the local, regional, national and international level.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES: 

ADVOCACY – The NNTC advocates the rights associated with Native Title to key stakeholders and the broader community in all matters including rights to self-determination, cultural integrity, social and economic wellbeing.

INDIGENOUS ESTATE – The NNTC ensures the economic opportunities of the Indigenous Estate in relation to land, waters and resources are considered strategically and are supported to develop while maintaining respect for our culture. 

NATIVE TITLE ORGANISATIONS – The NNTC actively facilitates the inclusion of all Native Title Organisations in the NNTC to ensure their needs and aspirations are met now and in the future. 

GOVERNANCE – The NNTC ensures it maintains a governance regime of the highest corporate standards, and supports its members as the peak body for Australia’s Native Title Organisations.

The NNTC promotes the interests of Traditional Owners at the local, regional, national and international level, advocating on their behalf on land and land related matters.

Visit the National Native Title Council website for further information - www.nntc.com.au


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