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Malak Malak Market Gardens Boat Ramp Agreement

Date: 1 January 1999
Sub Category:Lease
Place:Daly River
State/Country:Northern Territory, Australia
Alternative Names:
  • Agreement between the Malak Malak, the Fisheries Division and the Transport and Works Department
  • Subject Matter:Land Use | Tourism | Fishing
    Summary Information:
    The lease between the Northern Land Council on behalf of the Malak Malak and the Northern Territory Fisheries Division and the Northern Territory Department of Transport and Works was entered into in 1999.

    The five year agreement covered 3 200 square metres of land near the Wooliana gate.
    It replaced the earlier Browns Creek lease as the Market Gardens area was regarded as less susceptible to erosion (Fry c2001).

    A boat ramp, entrance road and parking/turning areas have been constructed in the area. Increased access associated with the boat ramp has led to further environmental concerns (see Jackson 2004; Lindsay 2004).
    Detailed Information:
    The lease included terms related to health, safety and environmental issues.

    Under the lease, the Malak Malak received $8 000 pa for use of their land and the Northern Land Council received $500 for administration of the agreement.

    Related Entries

  • Malak Malak Browns Creek Boat Ramp Agreement
  • Organisation
  • Department of Transport and Works (NT) - Signatory
  • Northern Land Council - Signatory
  • People
  • Malak Malak

  • References

    Report
    Sue Jackson (2004) Preliminary Report on Aboriginal perspectives on land-use and water management in the Daly River region, Northern Territory
    Resource
    Daly Region Community Reference Group (2004) Meeting Record for Meeting 4: 17-19 May 2004

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