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. Read more
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. Read more
Our Island & Cape media team recently caught up with Hope Vale Mayor Jason Woibo who is proud of our organisations' partnership. Read more
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. Read more
Peter Gumbung and the Dupal band had the opportunity to perform at the recent Bakbidi'di festival. He reflects on the festival in Ramingining and the pathways the event creates. Read more
In October we were invited to share ALPA’s nutrition journey at the International Congress on Obesity. Read more
Etitera is now joining the Relief Management Team, and will be travelling to many different communities to run the stores while the store managers take a break. Read more
We are proud partners on the Monash University led study ‘Benchmarking for Heathy Stores’ which is currently underway across many remote community stores, including 10 stores from the ALPA group. So, what is the study about? Read more
26 Students from the communities of Ramingining, Milingimbi, Gapuwiyak & Galiwin’ku get the chance to complete a week of work experience in Darwin. Read more