Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation does not offer ceremonial or funeral-related financial assistance under any circumstances. This applies to both members and the general public.
Please contact Central Land Council on (08) 8951 6211 or 1800 003 640

We represent the Native Title holders of Alice Springs

The Antulye, Irlpme and Mparntwe Estate Groups

Together with the community, we are an Aboriginal organisation committed to caring for country, enhancing culture, and fostering a safe and clean town.

We're dedicated to the advancement of Aboriginal communities, prioritising land and resource management, cultural preservation, and community development initiatives.

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About Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation

Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation (LAAC) is a not‑for‑profit body representing the Native Title holders of Alice Springs, working to protect their land rights while supporting members through programs in health, housing, education, employment, and cultural preservation. It delivers initiatives like community safety patrols, outreach services, and ranger jobs, and also provides Welcome to Country ceremonies and cross‑cultural training for organisations.

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Cultural Protocols

Latest News

Introducing Apurte-le Mpwareme

5 August 2026

Apurte – le Mpwareme, holding together, working together — an Aboriginal-led peacemaking partnership taking shape in Mparntwe/Alice Springs

Community rallies to clean up Alice Springs dumping site

17 June 2026

Alice Springs community came together for an Operation: Don’t Be A Dumper clean-up day.

Invitation to Attend: Percy Court Divestment

17 April 2026

Percy Court Divestment – Antulye Womens’ Block by Indigenous Land Sea Corporation to Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation

Welcome to the Team – Jordan O’Brien, Ranger Coordinator

18 March 2026

Lhere Artepe Aboriginal Corporation is pleased to welcome Jordan O’Brien to the team as our new LAAC Ranger Coordinator.

Have Your Say: The heritage significance of St Mary’s, Alice Springs

23 February 2026

The Heritage Council is seeking submissions on the heritage significance of St Mary’s, Alice Springs.

Buffelpalooza

29 January 2026

Buffel Grass Management Workshop – Building networks and sharing expertise for effective on-ground buffel grass management.

Larapinta Clean-Up Success

11 March 2025

One of Lhere Artepe’s rangers, Malik Rowan, participated in the Clean Up Australia Day activity with Alice Springs Town Council.

Clean Up Australia Day – Larapinta Clean-Up

24 February 2025

Join us Sunday 2 March, 7:30am – 10:30am at the north end of Ellery Drive, Larapinta for National Clean Up Australia Day!

Illegal Dumping Community Survey

14 January 2025

Illegal dumping of waste is a significant and ongoing issue across the Northern Territory and particularly in Alice Springs.

Justice Reinvestment Stakeholder Meeting Communiqué

25 October 2024

A summary of the October meeting of Justice Reinvestment Stakeholders

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Services for Members

Estate Groups

Arrernte people who belong to the Mparntwe, Antulye and Irlpme Estates have been the Traditional Owners of land in and around Alice Springs since the Altyerre.

Our Traditional Lore and Culture has been handed down to us by our parents and grandparents through the generations. Although we are many families, we are one people, united in our Lore and Culture.

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Meeting Notices

Mparntwe Native Title Holder Indigenous Land Use Agreement Consultation

October 28, 2026 9:00 am

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Antulye Aboriginal Corporation Annual General Meeting (2024/25, 2025/26) re-run

November 4, 2026 9:00 am

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Irlpme Native Title Holder Indigenous Land Use Agreement Consultation

November 10, 2026 9:00 am

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