Chief Minister will not say who decided on state memorial for former chair of land council under investigation

Chief Minister will not say who decided on state memorial for former chair of land council under investigation

by | Jul 16, 2024 | News, Subscriber | 1 comment

Former Anindilyakwa Land Council chair T Wuramaarrba was added to a “significant Territorians” list this year, which is why he is being given a state memorial, the Chief Minister said, despite the activities of the land council under his control currently the subject of an independent federal investigation into alleged corruption.

The scandal was raised in a petition by signed by 235 Groote Eylandt traditional owners and has since been referred to the National Anti Corruption Commission.

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  1. Another ‘tokenism’ decision for gross political purposes that is undermining in a major way, the governance standards of the Territory. With such unethical decision making it is not possible for the Territory government to influence and manage rapidly declining standards amongst mainly Aboriginal groups within the wider community.

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