Naomi Moran
NSW Treaty Commissioner
NSW Government
Naomi Moran is a Nyangbal and Arakwal woman from the Bundjalung Nation in northern NSW, with direct bloodlines to the Dunghutti Nation on the mid-north coast. She currently serves as NSW Treaty Commissioner with the NSW Government, bringing more than 25 years’ experience across Indigenous media, governance and community leadership.
Naomi is also the CEO of the Koori Mail, Australia’s only independent national Aboriginal newspaper, and Co-Chair of First Nations Media Australia. Throughout her career, she has championed self-determination, community control and strong First Nations voices in public life.
Her leadership spans media, arts, digital inclusion and policy reform, underpinned by a deep commitment to ensuring First Nations communities lead solutions that strengthen justice, governance and cultural integrity.
SESSIONS
Day 1
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Treaty NSW and justice reform: Reducing over-representation and deaths in custody
As NSW undertakes its Treaty consultation process, what opportunities does treaty-making create to reshape the relationship between First Nations peoples and the justice system?
Explore how a treaty could support Aboriginal self-determination and enable community-led justice solutions that address systemic drivers of over-incarceration
Naomi Moran, NSW Treaty Commissioner, NSW Government