Rulku Enterprises

Rulku means 'family' in Yolngu Matha from the Milingimbi community in East Arnhem Land. Rulku Enterprises is a local, family owned business on Milingimbi Island that provides accommodation and labour hire services.

Rulku Lodge has a certified Covid Safety Plan

As a part of the road map to the new normal in the Northern Territory, businesses restarting after the Covid-19 restrictions are required to have a Covid-19 Safety Plan. Rulku Lodge submitted a checklist to the Northern Territory Government as a commitment to the new normal in Northern Territory.

Rulku Lodge operates comfortable and clean accommodation in Milingimbi and continues to make sure all guests are safe during their stay.

We are committed to ensuring the safety of our employees and visiting guests throughout these unprecedented times. We can also be contacted on 0488 094 597 if you have any further safety concerns we can assist in addressing to make your stay with us more comfortable.

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Our ALPA Member Stores

Our Member Stores are 100% owned and operated by ALPA and create surplus that is reinvested back into our communities.
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.
Working Remote

ALPA operates in some of Australia's remotest locations and we pay our respects to the traditional owners past, present, and emerging on the lands we visit and work.
Community Development Program (CDP)

The Community Development Program is the NIAA’s remote employment scheme. CDP supports job seekers in remote Australian communities to build work skills, address employment barriers and contribute to their communities through a range of high-quality activities, projects, employment and intensive case management.
Operational Footprint

Our Operational footprint cover 1.2 million square kilometres.
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.
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