Indigenous Community Governance Project Understanding, Building and Sustaining Effective Governance in Rural, Remote and Urban Indigenous Communities ICGP Research Case Studies   Research in the following 13 case studies has already begun, or will be commenced in 2006 by the researchers listed. Regional Authorities in the NT: Governance challenges and the governance environment—Diane Smith Governance contestation and economic development in the Maningrida region, NT—Jon Altman The Anmatjere region of the NT: People, governance, industry and development—Will Sanders and Sarah Holcombe Effective governance for small kin-based communities: The Laynhapuy outstations of north-east Arnhem Land, NT—Frances Morphy Legend, leadership and the Holy Grail: A study of Indigenous governance and succession in the north-west region of the NT—William Ivory Agency and sustaining development: Two case studies of Indigenous community governance from the Kimberley, WA—Kathryn Thorburn Service delivery and governance: The effect of community, regional and state governance structures on the delivery of services in Wiluna, WA—Christina Lange Aboriginal governance in settled Australia: Examples drawn from the Southwest of Western Australia—Manuhuia Barcham Torres Strait regional governance and autonomy—Will Sanders and William Arthur Changing forms of governance in central Cape York Peninsula, QLD—Benjamin Richard Smith Yarnteen Corporation: Governing for sustained economic development in NSW—Diane Smith and Leah Armstrong The Secretaries' Group and the new arrangements in Indigenous Affairs—Will Sanders and Bill Gray Identifying impediments to demand responsive service delivery in a whole-of-government administrative environment—Patrick Sullivan