Ganyu Newsletters 2020

ALPA celebrates NAIDOC week. The Nhulunbuy/Gyuangara and Yirrkala men and women put on activities including group paintings, Yidaki making, and bush medicine workshops.
ALPA Retail thanks ARNEG Ocaeania who recently donated 77 large chillers.
Dinybulu Regional Services have formed a store cleaning crew to undertake refresh cleaning of the ALPA member stores across Arnhem Land.

Covid-19 updates on travel restrictions
ALPA welcomes Inquiry into pricing and food security into remote Indigenous communities

Latest

Virtual Gallery and Educational Resources Launch

The Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA) and the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) announce the launch of the Gumurr’manydji Manapanmirr Djäma (Making successful business together) virtual gallery and educational resources to connect Yolŋu culture with the world.
Kath Boyne continues to serve community

With nearly a decade of experience working across Arnhem Land, Kath has story upon story to tell. Here are a few of her highlight's.
Meet Jason Woibo, Mayor of Hope Vale

Our Island & Cape media team recently caught up with Hope Vale Mayor Jason Woibo who is proud of our organisations' partnership.
Dion's Dedication to Community Gives Him a Job Promotion

Dion says, he enjoys working with ALPA, as ALPA is one of the biggest employers in his community and we make a big effort for the community every day.

Careers

Check out our latest job vacancies and see how you can make a difference everyday.
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What we do

ALPA is an Aboriginal not-for-profit Corporation that leads independent businesses in Remote Retailing, Community Service Program Delivery, Enterprise and Economic Development and Corporate Services.
Our ALPA Member Stores

Our Member Stores are 100% owned and operated by ALPA and create surplus to be reinvested back into our communities.
Community Development Program

The Community Development Program is a remote employment and community development program. CDP supports job seekers in remote Australian communities to build work‐like skills, address employment barriers and contribute to their communities through a range of high quality activities.
Operational Footprint

Our Operational footprint cover 1.2 million square kilometres.
Working Remote

ALPA operates in some of Australia's remotest locations and we pay our respects to the traditional owners past, present, and emerging for the lands we operate on.
Our history

We have come a long way since 1972 – from small, counter sales stores in tin sheds, to full self-service, air-conditioned stores offering an extensive range of quality goods in remote communities.
Health and Nutrition Strategy

Health and Nutrition is a priority for our ALPA member and consultancy stores. We extend our Health and Nutrition Policy to all of our stores.
Annual Reports