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Titjikala

Community profile

Titjikala is an Aboriginal community around 130km south of Alice Springs and on the Hugh River in the Simpson Desert.

For more information, see Titjikala.

Titjikala is an Aboriginal community around 130km south of Alice Springs and on the Hugh River in the Simpson Desert.

For more information, see Titjikala.

Languages

Pitjantjatjara, Luritja andArrernte

Population

194

94.8% Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ABS 2021 Census)

Stories from Titjikala

Indigenous women with non-Indigenous army men and women wearing various clothing types and some holding softball bats. There are softballs on the red earth in front of them.

Improving remote communities with AACAP

08 October 2015

The remote Aboriginal community of Titjikala south of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory is seeing some changes thanks to the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Programme (AACAP).