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ORAC yearbook 2005–06

ORAC yearbook 2004–05

ORAC yearbook 2003–04

ORAC yearbook 2002–03

The top 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations 2010–11

The top 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations 2009–10

The top 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations 2008–09

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The top 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations 2007–08

No Durri for this Murri

Maroochydore, Queensland: The new year is traditionally the time when we all decide to make healthy lifestyle changes—get fit, give up the grog, eat better and/or give up smoking! There is no better time to do these things than NOW.

Murujuga National Park

Burrup Peninsula, the Pilbara: Western Australia’s 100th national park is officially open and in a first for that state it is solely owned by Aboriginal people and jointly managed by Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and the Department of Environment and Conservation.

‘It’s taken some time to finalise the arrangements but we’re pleased with the result,’ says Ron Critchley, CEO of Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation. ‘We have established a unique management structure which is working well.’