Registrar's update on rule book compliance by RNTBCs

Announcement

Planting the seeds of strength

With a drive for continuous improvement and a focus on education and training for its staff and board, Gindaja Treatment and Healing Indigenous Corporation has grown a strong, dedicated team. They’re leading the way in good governance processes. With an organisation running efficiently, Gindaja’s getting excellent outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s health and wellbeing in north Queensland.

A vision with a rhythm

When Nate Weatherall started Mad Proppa Deadly, he wanted to be a music mentor for young people – something he wished he’d had. As a young musician, he felt he could have used more support to take his skills, confidence and career to the next level.

About us

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The Registrar of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporations is an independent statutory office holder appointed by the Minister for Indigenous Australians under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act). Find out more about the Registrar.

Learning and support

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ORIC's training supports the Registrar's commitment to increase corporate governance knowledge, skills, efficiency and accountability within corporations.

We also provide free services with tailored help. 

For corporations

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Find advice and support for running or being part of a corporation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act). 

Streamlining the business to tackle wellbeing

Based in Alice Springs, NT, BushMob Aboriginal Corporation is a safe and supportive home for young people experiencing trauma. This might be from exposure to substance abuse or violence, or created through mental health, structural or legal barriers. 

BushMob’s programs help young people with life skills like work readiness, harm minimisation, counselling and positive community integration. Having a strong local team is key to keeping young people connected with these services.