Wellington Aboriginal Action Panel - WAAP

17/06/2026

Employment opportunity with WLALC ✊🏾

🏡 WE'RE HIRING | HOUSING MANAGER 🏡

Join a team making a real difference in our community.

The Wellington Local Aboriginal Land Council and Wellington Aboriginal Co-operative Society are seeking an experienced and motivated Housing Manager to lead and support housing services that strengthen community wellbeing, culture, and housing outcomes.

✨ About the Role

- Manage tenancy agreements and rental processes
- Coordinate property inspections and maintenance
- Ensure compliance with housing legislation and policies
- Build strong relationships with tenants and stakeholders
- Support the delivery of safe, affordable, and culturally appropriate housing services

✅ We're looking for someone with:

-Experience in housing, property management, community services, or a related field
-Strong communication and organisational skills
-Computer literacy and record management experience
-A current driver's licence
-An understanding of Aboriginal communities and cultural protocols (highly desirable)

📧 Apply now: [email protected]
📅 Applications close: Tuesday 1 July 2026

19/05/2026

Please see upcoming events for this week held by Wellington Wedgetail’s and WACHS

🖤 Wednesday, 20th May 1:30-2:30pm
Yarn Up Afternoon for Our Community

🖤 Wednesday 20th May 4:00-5:30pm
Head down to Kennard Oval for an afternoon of touch footy, good yarns and community connection.

06/05/2026

🖤💛❤️

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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20/04/2026

Learn with your Boori’s ✊🏾

15/04/2026

Wellington community, please see opportunity below ✊🏾

31/03/2026

❤️🖤💛

Unless First Nations communities and groups are semi-ready to take hold of clean energy project opportunities “it’s easy for them to get bypassed”.

That’s Gavin Brown talking, one of the Directors of First Nations organisation Wambal Bila established to hold the Wellington Aboriginal community’s option for an equity stake in the $340 million Bulabul Battery project in NSW.

His advice?

Be up-to-date on timelines for what is being proposed in an area, and build community governance groups even before a development is proposed.

The Bulabul Battery project is one of 30 and counting First Nations clean energy partnerships in Australia with First Nations involvement, ownership and equity negotiated participation agreements.

Learn more about the Bulabul Battery project on our website, where you’ll also find Wambal Bila and AMPYR Australia’s project equity templates to demystify the equity partnership process and empower First Nations communities with knowledge.

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