Wellington Local Aboriginal Land Council

04/06/2026

A proud moment for our CEO today, who was selected by students from Wellington High School to be featured in a film project highlighting leaders in our community.

The students were asked to choose local leaders who inspire change, create opportunities, and contribute to the future of Wellington. We are incredibly proud that our CEO was recognised for the work being done alongside our community, young people, and families.

A huge thank you to the students and staff for sharing these stories and celebrating local leadership. We can’t wait to see the finished project and the powerful perspectives of our young filmmakers.

26/05/2026

Some deadly didge work from Bruce Carr to open today’s Sorry Day gathering ❤️🖤💛

A powerful way to begin the day, bringing culture, strength, and connection through music. Thank you Bruce for sharing your talent and creating such a strong atmosphere for everyone there today.

26/05/2026

A powerful day in Wellington, listening to Uncle Les bravely share his story as a survivor of the Stolen Generations.

His strength, resilience, and courage to speak his truth is something that will stay with everyone who had the privilege of listening. Stories like Uncle Les’ are so important — they help keep truth-telling alive, honour our history, and remind us of the ongoing healing within our communities.

Thank you Uncle Les for sharing your journey, your wisdom, and your voice with us all. ❤️🖤💛

22/05/2026

🖤💛 SORRY DAY 2026 💛🖤

Join us as we come together for a day of remembrance, healing and hope, honouring the Stolen Generations and reflecting on the strength and resilience of our people.

For more information on transport please contact: 02 6845 9310
Hosted by the WACHS SEWB Team.

Let us walk together in respect, truth and healing for a better future. Everyone is welcome. ❤️🖤💛

08/05/2026

📣 CALL OUT – LOCAL ABORIGINAL CONCRETING BUSINESS WANTED 🛠️

We’re currently looking to connect with a local Aboriginal concreting business for upcoming works within the community.

If you or someone you know provides concreting services — pathways, slabs, driveways, edging or general concrete works — we’d love to hear from you.

Supporting and working alongside local Aboriginal businesses is important to us and we’re keen to create opportunities within community wherever possible.

Please tag businesses below or send through contact details via inbox or 0476222933

06/05/2026

Today we marched not just for land, but for our future, our culture and the rights our old people fought so hard for.
These photos capture the strength, unity and determination of our people standing together against the proposed Crown Lands Amendment Bill. We will not stay silent while Aboriginal Land Rights are threatened.
Our voices matter. Our land matters. Our communities matter. ✊🏽🖤💛❤️

06/05/2026

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The NSW Treaty Commissioners are travelling across the state to sit down with Aboriginal communities and yarn about what Treaty could mean for us here in NSW.

They’ll be in Wellington on Wednesday 13th May at the WINS Community Centre from 10am to 12pm.

At each session, they’re asking two questions:
👉🏽 Do Aboriginal communities want a Treaty or another formal agreement-making process? And if so, what should this process look like?

Community members and stakeholders can:
Attend a face to face consultation
Wednesday 13th May 2026
10am-12pm
WINS Community Centre
Complete an online survey:
Adult Survey
Youth Survey
Make a written (formal or informal) or video submission
Submission
Contact the Commission directly to share views or discuss participation:
[email protected]

You don’t need to be an expert or come with a set opinion. Whether you choose to sit and listen, or share your story and ideas, your presence matters. These sessions are for Aboriginal communities only, Elders, young people, families, and community members are all welcome.

This is your opportunity to make sure our voices, hopes, and concerns help shape the path forward. ✨

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06/05/2026

Currently, we are confronted by a Bill that poses a direct threat to our Land Rights. This legislation has the potential to undermine the progress we have made and jeopardise our future. For this reason, we must remain diligent and unwavering in our opposition.

Our continued vigilance is crucial. By working together and staying focused on our shared goal, we can ensure that our Land Rights are preserved for generations to come. Let us remain united and proactive in defending what we have fought so hard to achieve.

Good luck to everyone involved👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Join us in protest against the Crown Lands Amendment Bill. NSWALC and the Land Rights Network remain united in opposition to this Bill.

🗓️: Wednesday 6 May
⏰: 11:30 am
📍: Hyde Park (meet at the northern end at the Archibald Fountain)

Together we stand, divided we fall.

04/05/2026

Transport is NOW AVAILABLE to attend the protest on Wednesday!

NSWALC is coordinating charter coach transport to assist LALCs, Communities & Allies in Sydney, Western Sydney, South-West Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong/Illawarra regions to attend the public protest being held in Sydney on Wednesday, 6 May 2026.

IMPORTANT: Coach seats are limited, so we encourage early registration to secure a seat.

Seats will be allocated in the order registrations are received and confirmed. If all seats are filled, attendees will be placed on a waitlist.

To register for transport, please complete the registration form below:
https://forms.monday.com/forms/d1d2189e82690b4d3f945d91a08aefdd?r=apse2

04/05/2026