Torres Strait Regional Authority with other Torres Strait organisations has collaboratively developed this Regional Biosecurity Plan. The plan has been the culmination of extensive consultation with Torres Strait and NPARC communities, Registered Native Title Bodies Corporate, all levels of government and research providers.

As part of re-setting water law and management, this report provides a suite of legal models and tools for giving effect to cultural flows. It details a three-pronged approach pathway for achieving those aims.

The main aim of this report is to give practical advice to communities, governments and researchers to codesign evaluation and community based participatory research (CBPR) in Aboriginal contexts.

As a dedicated widely represented statewide body, the Alliance is the only unified voice to support, advocate and influence the future of Aboriginal children and young people. This is their strategy that outlines their priorities to achieve better outcomes for Aboriginal children and young people

This strategy document is to be used as a basis for developing partnerships with different Aboriginal organisations in the Eyre Peninsular region and with the Natural Resources Eyre Peninsula (NREP). It should be treated as a living, evolving strategy as opportunities and priorities change.