Governance

Nyangatjatjara Aboriginal Corporation (NAC), a body registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006, is responsible for managing the affairs of the College.

The Board consists of two representatives from each of the three communities, elected by registered NAC community members. Directors are elected for a two-year term. In addition, two independent Directors have been appointed — one with expertise in education and one with financial expertise.

NAC is accountable to the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) and provides a fully audited annual report each year.

Our Board brings together elected representatives from each of our communities, supported by independent Directors with specialist expertise.

• Tanya Luckey and Lesley Luckey (Imanpa)
• Raelene Kunoth and Mervyn De Rose (Docker River)
• Pollyanna Mumu and Miriam Jingo (Mutitjulu)
• Sam Osborne (Independent, Educator, UniSA)
• Neil McLeod (Independent, Finance)

Our Strategic Plan sets out what the College will focus on from 2025 to 2028. It was shaped by our communities and approved by the Board.

Each year we report on our students, staff, programs and progress across all campuses.

Our policies set out how we keep students safe, support staff, and work respectfully with families and community. They’re approved by the Board and reviewed regularly.

For a printed copy or questions about any policy, call us on (08) 8956 2257.