Taribelang Bunda Rangers

04/09/2026

🌿 WE’RE HIRING – RANGER COORDINATOR 🌿

Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation is looking for a passionate and experienced Ranger Coordinator to join our Ranger Program and help deliver important projects across Taribelang Bunda Country.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone with strong leadership, project management and communication skills, who is passionate about caring for Country, working respectfully with Elders and community, and supporting our Rangers to deliver meaningful environmental, cultural heritage and community projects. Activities may include cultural burning, cultural heritage management, ecological restoration, catchment management, threatened species monitoring and community engagement.

📍 Location: Bundaberg
⏰ Position: Temporary Full-Time – 76 hours per fortnight
📅 Applications close: Friday 18 September 2026 at 5:00pm

Taribelang Bunda people, women and people with cultural connections to the Port Curtis Coral Coast region are strongly encouraged to apply.

👉 Click the link to apply through SEEK

If you would like a copy of the Position Description, please contact [email protected].

Please share this opportunity with anyone you think may be a great fit for our Ranger Program! 🌿

Join Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation as a Ranger—protect, conserve & maintain our land with integrity, respect, and cultural pride.

31/07/2026

Today we celebrate World Ranger Day and recognise the incredible work of Rangers across Australia and around the world who dedicate their lives to caring for Country.
For the Taribelang Bunda Rangers, being a Ranger is more than a job-it’s a responsibility, a privilege, and a way of continuing the work of our Ancestors. Every day we are out on Country protecting our waterways, beaches, plants, animals, and cultural heritage, ensuring they remain healthy for future generations.
We are passionate about caring for Country because when Country is healthy, our people are healthy.
Through the guidance of our Elders and the sharing of cultural knowledge, we combine Traditional knowledge with modern conservation practices to look after the places that have looked after us for thousands of generations.
Today we also acknowledge and thank all Rangers for the important work they do. Together, we are making a difference for our environment, our communities, and the generations yet to come.

10/06/2026

🚨 NOW TAKING NEW CLIENTS 🚨

The Taribelang Bunda Rangers are currently taking on new residential and commercial lawn care clients across Bundaberg and surrounding areas.

Whether you need a one-off tidy up or regular maintenance, our team can help with:

✅ Lawn mowing
✅ Edging
✅ Trimming
✅ W**d control
✅ Plant & tree pruning
✅ Garden clean-ups

📞 Contact us today for a FREE quote
☎️ 0473 653 203

No job too big or too small – let us help keep your property looking its best!

29/04/2026

🌊🐢 On Country, On Reef – Taribelang Bunda Rangers at Lady Musgrave Island 🐢🌊

Our Taribelang Bunda Rangers have been travelling out to Lady Musgrave Island, spending some incredible days on the reef caring for Country and strengthening their knowledge in marine conservation.

Working alongside Reef Master Guide Eamon from , our rangers gained valuable hands-on learning — building skills in reef monitoring, conservation practices, and understanding the delicate balance of this unique ecosystem.

From removing waste and keeping the island and surrounding waters clean, to tackling the destructive drupella snails that threaten our coral reefs, the team is playing an active role in protecting these important environments for future generations.

Every step taken on the reef is guided by culture, responsibility, and a deep connection to Sea Country — ensuring our reef systems continue to thrive.

Some powerful days spent learning, sharing, and conserving what matters most 💙

📌 This project is part of the $34 million Reef Assist program, funded by the Queensland Government as part of the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.

30/03/2026

Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation (TAC) is seeking a Ranger who will deliver projects within TAC’s Ranger Program. Project activities may include cultural heritage management, revegetation restoration, catchment management, community engagement, threatened species management and monitoring and maintenance work. This position is an Indigenous identified position and will be a temporary full-time position of 76 hours per fortnight.

Please see details on SEEK - Indigenous Identified Ranger

Join Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation as a Ranger—protect, conserve & maintain our land with integrity, respect, and cultural pride.