Aboriginal Interpreter Service – Darwin

The Aboriginal Interpreter Service helps to alleviate the language barriers faced by Indigenous persons throughout the Northern Territory particularly in relation to health and legal issues.

The Service was established in April 2000 and maintains and utilises a register of Aboriginal interpreters and languages in the Northern Territory. The service has interpreters for about 104 languages and dialects spoken across the Territory.

It provides an Aboriginal Language Interpreter Service for government and non-government agencies that require on-site Aboriginal language interpreters.

The Aboriginal Interpreter Service provides a 24 hours 7 days a week central booking service.