Submissions

Comments on the Draft Western Davenport Water Allocation Plan 2023-2033 - May 2023

AAPA comments on the Draft Western Davenport Water Plan 2023-2033, including the Background Report, the Water Allocation Plan and the Implementation Actions.

Submission on the NT EPA referral by Fortune Agribusiness Funds Management Pty Ltd, to develop irrigated farming on Singleton Station - February 2023

AAPA submission on the Fortune Agribusiness Funds Management referral report to the NTEPA regarding plans to develop a large, irrigated fruit and vegetable farm on Singleton Station. The Proposal if fully developed, will be one of the largest fruit and vegetable developments in Australia.

Submission on the NT EPA Draft guidance for Environmental factor: Culture and Heritage - July 2022

AAPA submission on the NT EPA's culture and heritage draft guidance for proponents during an environmental impact assessment process under the Environment Protection Act 2019.

‘NT Strategic Water Plan Directions Paper’ submission - March 2022

AAPA submission to the NT Strategic Water Plan - Directions Paper. The NT Strategic Water Plan will set the agenda on water management through to 2050 and address water security in the Territory.

Comment on the NT EPA Referral and draft Terms of Reference for Sun Cable Australia-ASEAN Power Link - November 2020

AAPA comments to the NT EPA on the Sun Cable environmental impact statement referral and draft Terms of Reference for the Australia-ASEAN Power Link.

Juukan Gorge submission - August 2020

AAPA submission to the Federal Government Inquiry into the destruction of 46,000 year old caves at the Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

Comments on Discussion Paper for the Review of the Western Australian Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 - June 2019

AAPA's comments on the discussion paper on proposed legislation to replace the Western Australian Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972.

TWO LAWS TOGETHER: the review of the Northern Territory Aboriginal Sacred Sites Act - August 2016

AAPA CEO, Dr Benedict Scambary spoke at a North Australia Research Unit Seminar about the NT Government's Review of the Sacred Sites Act, and the politicisation of sacred site protection.