ALPA Board of Directors and Board Associates

ALPA Directors are elected either as a Traditional Landowner's Representative or through the local community committee, as a Community Member Representative. ALPA board meetings are held quarterly in Member Communities and are attended by Senior Management and Yolngu Facilitators. We are very proud of our Board's gender diversity and continue to lead with expertise in Indigenous governance.

If you'd like to view the "Directors Duties and Code of Conduct" (which each of our Board Representatives agree to abide by upon their appointment to the Board) please click here.

Latest

Going straight to the source: nutrition and food manufacturers

ALPA retail members headed to the Gold Coast for the Metcash trade show recently to discuss ways to provide affordable and healthy food for our remote communities.
Ganyu Newsletters 2022

Check out our latest Ganyu newsletters here
Helping People Stand Tall Through Storytelling

“It was a privilege to sit and share a story with the CDP participants in Minjilang about their wisdom, connection to country and culture, and ‘skills in living’ which they put into action to grow up strong families able to ‘stand strong and weather the storms of life’”.
Ramingining gets a new fruit and veg fridge

There has been a lot of excitement in Ramingining recently as the store had a new fruit and veg fridge installed that has dramatically increased the space dedicated to fruit and veg!

Careers

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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.
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
Joneesha Gurruwiwi Cancer Treatment and Recovery Fund

7-year-old Joneesha Gurruwiwi is fighting a rare type of brain cancer called Medulloblastoma and she needs your help so that she can be cared for during her treatment.

ALPA Board of Directors and Board Associates

Jacky Djawut

David Djalangi

Mandy Noinba

Isobel Lamilami

Jessie Roy

Jason Butjala

Djamalaka Dhamarrandji

Matjarra Garrawurra

Keith Lapulung

Lily Roy

Rose Wurrguwurrgu Gurralpa

Micky Wunungmurra

Reverend Dr Djiniyini Gondarra OAM