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… provided over $870,000 of funding to assist WYAC acquire the property, which spans over 2,188 square metres on Wajarri Country. The permanent base will ensure WYAC have capability for future expansion, including growing its Wajarri members, which currently sit at 4500, and increasing the services the … would help WYAC deliver on their strategic objectives, operating in an enhanced environment. “It is always an honour for the ILSC to support Indigenous corporations in their quest for self-determination, and WYAC’s acquisition of this …

… that has sustained the Quandamooka people for tens of thousands of years. QUAMPI is a major initiative of Minjerribah Futures , a Queensland Government program that has successfully transitioned the MInjerribah economy from the cessation … foreshore, replacing previous mining barracks. QYAC Chair Cameron Costello said QUAMPI will reimagine and reshape the tourism landscape on Quandamooka Country as Queensland heads toward the Cultural Olympiad and Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. “A cultural …

… The word is out. Home Valley Station is once again opening its doors for a new season, offering tourists the opportunity to #ConnectWithCountry. Located along the Pentecost River, on Balanggarra Country in the East Kimberley, Home Valley Station presents … said Ms Gore-Birch. “We employ people who are willing to be a part of this team and want to make changes for our future.” Families will find comfort in knowing that Home Valley is equipped with full amenities and hosts a range of …

… boarding to greater privacy and more social zones and green space. The families and students will see elements of their Country in the space.” Dr Barton says the College community is grateful to project partners including the Indigenous Land … education, but employment, income and health. “This new living environment for students is definitely the way of the future and the level of cultural comfort our students need,” said Ms Jose. The expansion is being constructed on vacant land owned by Djarragun – across from the …

… to expand its services, settling into a new, fit-for-purpose head office which opened today on Whadjuk Noongar Country in Perth, thanks to over $1.7m of funding from the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (ILSC). Ebenezer’s mission … and development in the community and across the sector. “With the number of programs available, it’s important for our staff, clients and community members to have a culturally safe place to access support, have a yarn and share their … hope, inspiration, and assistance to clients to work through their pain, break destructive cycles and focus on the future. “Ebenezer means ‘thus far the Lord has helped us’. We are grateful for the hand of God guiding and directing the …

… process in its history, consulting with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about the return and management of country. Indigenous Australians across the nation will be asked to have their say about how they want to engage with the … their aspirations for country. The ILSC is a corporate Commonwealth entity which manages the $2 billion Land and Sea Future Fund, which in the last 27 years has been used to purchase and return 6.4 million hectares of country to … aspirations and needs that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have for their country. “We want to ensure our relationship is based on mutual understanding. We want to drive action and change that amplifies the voices of …

… spirits this week, celebrating 45 years of Jumbun Limited during a commemorative Anniversary Ceremony, held on Girramay Country today. Coinciding with NAIDOC Week, Jumbun Limited have organised days’ worth of celebrations including an opening ceremony, colour fun run community event, Elders dinner and Rainforest Cricket Cup games. Jumbun has a population of approximately 140 … Huxley, Jumbun Limited Office Manager, shared Jumbun’s aspirations on behalf of the community, which include leading future decision-making without reliance on government, growing the local economy and retaining traditional ecological …

… the native title process. This legislative foundation recognised the enduring connection of First Nations peoples to Country and the imperative for self-determination in its management. Since 1995, the ILSC has worked in partnership with First Nations landholders to realise a shared vision of a prosperous and sustainable future for people on their Country. Over the past 30 years, the ILSC has invested more than $1.48 billion through 323 … development – Supporting the successes of Indigenous-owned enterprises across various sectors, including agriculture, tourism, and conservation, creating jobs and economic independence in remote and regional communities. Environmental …

… Aboriginal Corporation (SWFW), who officially opened their new headquarters yesterday on Gumbaynggirr land in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales. Thanks to a major funding boost of over $2 million from the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation … for SWFW, who since mid-2022, have been searching for a fit for purpose building that meets both their current and future needs after facing limited property options amongst the SWFW operational regions. The relocation will boost … The acquisition was commemorated with a divestment ceremony held on Gumbaynggirr land, which included a Welcome to Country, Smoking Ceremony, a traditional Welcome Dance, speeches and a tour of the new SWFW gallery and office space. …

… having the property back under Aboriginal ownership would enable Aboriginal people to strengthen their connection to the country. “This whole coastal area of north east Lutruwita, from St Helens all the way to Musselroe and beyond is the home of our old people, our direct ancestors,” Mr Gardner said. “We can see their lives written all over this land. We can … this property had not been returned to Aboriginal ownership, it would still have been sold, but with uncertainty over future access and how cultural and environmental values would be managed – if at all. “Acquiring Diana’s Basin will …