Torres Strait Regional Authority | Yumi pasin – yumi Ailan Kastom
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Torres Strait Regional Authority | Yumi pasin – yumi Ailan Kastom
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26 March 2026
Win for Warul Kawa: Traditional Owners to lead first rat removal project in Torres Strait
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17 March 2026
Community & Public Programs return to Gab Titui Cultural Centre for 2026
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23 February 2026
Artwork submissions open: First Nations artists invited to showcase at national art fairs
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12 February 2026
Proud Merlam and Erublam advocate appointed as Torres Strait Traditional Languages Association CEO
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Events & Opportunities
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16 June 2026 - 18 June 2026
June Board Meeting
Details
9 September 2026 - 11 September 2026
September Board Meeting
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24 November 2026 - 26 November 2026
November Board Meeting
Details
Programs
11 June 2024
Safe Communities
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11 June 2024
Healthy Communities
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11 June 2024
Governance and Leadership
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11 June 2024
Environmental Management
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5 June 2024
Regional Infrastructure
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3 June 2024
Culture Art and Heritage
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3 June 2024
Fisheries
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28 May 2024
Economic Development
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About the TSRA
As one of the most remote Australian Public Service (APS) agencies, TSRA supports programs across the region, including for 17 inhabited islands of the Torres Strait and the communities of Bamaga and Seisia on the Northern Peninsula Area of mainland Australia.
We are a statutory body and lead Commonwealth agency in the Torres Strait for Indigenous Affairs operating under the direction of a community-elected board.
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Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginal people are advised this website may contain names, images and recordings of people who have passed.
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Yumi pasin - yumi Ailan Kastom.
Strong in culture, unified partnerships to achieve a sustainable future.
Icon menu
Work with TSRA
Meet our board
Apply for a grant
Start a business
Apply for a uni scholarship
Buy local art
Learn about climate change
Contact us
Latest news
View All
26 March 2026
Win for Warul Kawa: Traditional Owners to lead first rat removal project in Torres Strait
Read More
17 March 2026
Community & Public Programs return to Gab Titui Cultural Centre for 2026
Read More
23 February 2026
Artwork submissions open: First Nations artists invited to showcase at national art fairs
Read More
12 February 2026
Proud Merlam and Erublam advocate appointed as Torres Strait Traditional Languages Association CEO
Read More
Events & Opportunities
View All
16 June 2026 - 18 June 2026
June Board Meeting
Details
9 September 2026 - 11 September 2026
September Board Meeting
Details
24 November 2026 - 26 November 2026
November Board Meeting
Details
Programs
11 June 2024
Safe Communities
Read More
11 June 2024
Healthy Communities
Read More
11 June 2024
Governance and Leadership
Read More
11 June 2024
Environmental Management
Read More
5 June 2024
Regional Infrastructure
Read More
3 June 2024
Culture Art and Heritage
Read More
3 June 2024
Fisheries
Read More
28 May 2024
Economic Development
Read More
About the TSRA
As one of the most remote Australian Public Service (APS) agencies, TSRA supports programs across the region, including for 17 inhabited islands of the Torres Strait and the communities of Bamaga and Seisia on the Northern Peninsula Area of mainland Australia.
We are a statutory body and lead Commonwealth agency in the Torres Strait for Indigenous Affairs operating under the direction of a community-elected board.
Learn more
established
community-elected board members
staff
+
Subscribe