On Wednesday, 18 February 2026, WLALC partnered with Benchmark Certified and the Quirindi RSL Sub-Branch to deliver Thrive 365 at Sugar Plum Café, Quirindi as part of Veterans’ Health Week. Over 50 veterans, families and community members attended, beginning with a Welcome to Country and reflections on the history and legacy of Indigenous service across the Liverpool Plains region. A keynote address and culturally safe Yarning Session encouraged connection, resilience and ongoing wellbeing. Thanks also to Uniting for sharing the services and support that are available to our mob. A powerful reminder that thriving together happens every day of the year. #Thrive365 #ConnectMoveNourishThrive365

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On Friday, 8 August, we had the pleasure of hosting Ben, Senior Engagement Officer from our funding partner, the National Indigenous Australians Agency. Guided by our "Warruwi Dhuurran" Indigenous Rangers, Ben was welcomed onto Country and taken to a number of culturally significant sites. Along the way, we shared the story and impact of our program, showcased our connection to Country, and treated him to a taste of native bush tucker. It was a wonderful opportunity to strengthen our partnership, share knowledge, and highlight the important work our Rangers are delivering in caring for Country.​

Walhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council (WLALC) is seeking passionate individuals to join our Walhallow Indigenous Rangers Program on Gamilaroi Country. These full-time, contract Ranger roles offer a unique opportunity to protect and manage Country while blending cultural knowledge with modern conservation practices. If you are committed to caring for the land and preserving cultural heritage, we encourage you to apply. Submit your application to [email protected]. Applications close 7 March 2025.

We will showcase, empower and celebrate women and girls across the Liverpool Plains Shire Council region. Join us on Gamilaroi Country for a special day coinciding with International Women's Day! Everyone is welcome..

We are proud to announce that we have secured funding to deliver the Rise & Shine: Gamilaroi Women’s Week Celebration on 8 March 2025, coinciding with International Women’s Day. This special event will empower Aboriginal women and girls through cultural workshops, storytelling sessions with Elders, and a vibrant community celebration. Designed in partnership with local women, Rise & Shine will foster cultural pride, empowerment, and community connection, creating a space to celebrate achievements, share stories, and strengthen identity. We look forward to bringing the community together for this meaningful celebration!

We’re excited to announce that we have secured NSW Government funding to establish the Walhallow Aboriginal Cultural Tourism Business! This project will build a strong foundation for a sustainable, community-led tourism venture, celebrating Gamilaroi culture while creating employment opportunities. This funding is a game-changer for our community, and we can’t wait to share our culture with the world. Stay tuned! #GamilaroiPride