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Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation - NNTAC The Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (NNTAC) is the registered Native Title Body

🏥 FREE MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC – NORSEMAN & ESPERANCE!The Bega Garnbirringu Health Service Mobile Clinic is coming to Norse...
12/10/2026

🏥 FREE MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC – NORSEMAN & ESPERANCE!

The Bega Garnbirringu Health Service Mobile Clinic is coming to Norseman and Esperance this week, offering FREE walk-in health services to the community!

Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (NNTAC) encourages members and their families to take advantage of this opportunity to access essential healthcare services close to home.

🩺 FREE Health Services Available:

✅ General health checks and screenings
✅ Primary healthcare services
✅ Medications and prescriptions
✅ Chronic disease management
✅ Referrals and care plans

💚 No appointment needed – just walk in!

Come along, have a yarn with the friendly healthcare team and look after your health and wellbeing.

📞 For more information:
Bega Garnbirringu Health Service
Phone: (08) 9022 5500
Freecall: 1800 037 037

📢 Please share this information with family, friends and community members who may benefit from these FREE services!

💚 FREE INFINITE WIRIN WORKSHOP – NORSEMAN 🌿Real stories. Honest conversations. Healing, strength and positive change.Nga...
09/10/2026

💚 FREE INFINITE WIRIN WORKSHOP – NORSEMAN 🌿

Real stories. Honest conversations. Healing, strength and positive change.

Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (NNTAC) encourages members and the wider community to attend the upcoming Infinite Wirin (IW) – Lived Experience Workshop at Norseman Hospital.

This FREE workshop offers a welcoming and culturally safe space to explore how our life experiences influence the way we think, feel and behave.

Through real-life stories, yarning and practical activities, participants will have the opportunity to reflect, learn and discover ways to make positive changes in their everyday lives.

🌿 What will you gain?

✅ A better understanding of your thoughts, feelings and behaviours
✅ Tools to recognise and change unhealthy patterns
✅ Practical strategies to support mental health and wellbeing
✅ Greater awareness of healing, resilience and personal growth
✅ An opportunity to connect, listen and share in a supportive environment

📅 Date: Thursday 22 October 2026
🕘 Time: 9:45am – 2:30pm
📍 Location: Norseman Hospital
💰 Cost: FREE – Light lunch included

The workshop is facilitated by a Noongar woman with over 27 years of lived experience with addiction and mental health challenges, offering an authentic and relatable perspective on healing and wellbeing.

💛 Everyone is welcome! Whether you're interested in personal growth, supporting loved ones or simply learning something new, this workshop is for you.

📞 For more information or to register:
Candice – 0447 361 640
📧 [email protected]

🌿 Come along, have a yarn and be part of a meaningful conversation about mental health, healing and wellbeing.

Please share this opportunity with family, friends and community members who may benefit from attending!

🌿 FREE ABORIGINAL MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING – NORSEMAN 💚Would you like to learn how to better support your family...
09/10/2026

🌿 FREE ABORIGINAL MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING – NORSEMAN 💚

Would you like to learn how to better support your family, friends and community when they're going through difficult times?

The Aboriginal Mental Health First Aid (AMHFA) training is coming to Norseman, and we encourage Ngadju members and the wider community to take advantage of this FREE opportunity!

This culturally appropriate training focuses on understanding mental health challenges, recognising signs of emotional distress and learning practical ways to support others through yarning, cultural understanding and connection.

What will you gain?

✅ Practical skills to support someone experiencing mental health challenges
✅ Greater confidence in recognising and responding to emotional distress
✅ Opportunities for self-reflection and personal growth
✅ A culturally safe and strengths-based approach
✅ Certificate of completion

📅 Dates: Tuesday 20 & Wednesday 21 October 2026
📍 Location: Norseman Hospital
💰 Cost: FREE – 2-day training

The workshop will be facilitated by a Noongar woman with over 27 years of lived experience with addiction and mental health challenges, bringing valuable personal insight and understanding to the training.

👥 Everyone is welcome! You don't need to work in mental health or community services to participate.

🌟 Strong community participation helps demonstrate the importance of bringing more training, resources and opportunities to regional communities like Norseman.

📞 To register or find out more:
Candice – 0447 361 640
📧 [email protected]

💛 Let's come together, learn from one another and strengthen the wellbeing of our community.

Please share with your family, friends and community networks!

🌿 Sharing Knowledge to Support the Great Western Woodlands 🌿 Recently, Ngadju representatives Johnine Graham and Les Sch...
01/10/2026

🌿 Sharing Knowledge to Support the Great Western Woodlands 🌿

Recently, Ngadju representatives Johnine Graham and Les Schultz, together with NNTAC GIS Specialist Nick Middleton, took part in a two-day workshop focused on the Great Western Woodlands.

Hosted by CSIRO in partnership with the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, the workshop brought together Traditional Knowledge holders and ecological experts from across the region to share knowledge and experience about these important ecosystems.

Over the two days, participants explored the region’s eucalypt woodlands, mallee, shrublands and salt-lake systems, sharing knowledge about how these landscapes have changed over time and opportunities for restoration and recovery. 🌱

The knowledge gathered through the workshop will help inform ecological resources planned for release in 2027, supporting future biodiversity conservation and restoration across the Great Western Woodlands.

👏 Thank you to Johnine, Les and Nick for representing and contributing Ngadju knowledge and perspectives to these important conversations.

❄️ Ngadju Word of the Week! ❄️Brrr! Feeling the chill? 🥶This week’s Ngadju word is Jata, meaning Cold!Another wonderful ...
29/09/2026

❄️ Ngadju Word of the Week! ❄️

Brrr! Feeling the chill? 🥶

This week’s Ngadju word is Jata, meaning Cold!

Another wonderful word to add to your Ngadju vocabulary and share with family and friends. 💛

Have you been practising the Ngadju words we’ve shared so far? Let us know in the comments!

🌿 Keep following our Ngadju Word of the Week as we continue celebrating and sharing Ngadju language together.

⛏️ ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES – MINERAL RESOURCES (MinRes)Mineral Resources is inviting Expressions of Interest...
23/09/2026

⛏️ ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES – MINERAL RESOURCES (MinRes)

Mineral Resources is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from Traditional Owners interested in exploring employment opportunities across its operations.

Whether you're looking to start your career in mining or bring your existing skills and experience to a new role, this could be a great opportunity!

🔹 Opportunities may include:

Mining operations and production
Mobile and fixed plant operations
Administration and support roles
Village services
Health, safety and environmental roles
Apprenticeships, traineeships and entry-level positions

MinRes offers a supportive workplace, opportunities for professional development, internal training and employee benefits.

📋 Applicant requirements: A current C-class driver's licence, good communication and teamwork skills, and the ability to pass pre-employment medical and fitness assessments.

📲 Interested? Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register your interest.

Please share this opportunity with family, friends and community members who may be interested in pursuing a career with MinRes!

📢 Current Gold Fields Employment OpportunitiesGold Fields is currently recruiting across several Western Australian oper...
11/09/2026

📢 Current Gold Fields Employment Opportunities

Gold Fields is currently recruiting across several Western Australian operations, with a variety of roles available at Granny Smith, Agnew, Gruyere, and St Ives.

Whether you're looking to take the next step in your career or enter the mining industry, there are opportunities available across a range of trades, technical, engineering, operational, and professional roles.

📱 Scan the QR code on the flyer to view all current vacancies and learn how to apply.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants can also register an Expression of Interest (EOI) through Gold Fields' Indigenous Australian Diversity program. Please note that submitting an EOI does not constitute an application for a specific role, so applicants must still apply directly for any position they are interested in.

If you or someone you know is looking for a new opportunity, now is a great time to explore what's available.

Please note: This is a third-party employment opportunity shared for the benefit of our community.

📚💛 Ngadju Yayi! Family Language Learning Packs – PACK 2 HAS ARRIVED!We’re excited to let Ngadju members know that Pack 2...
09/09/2026

📚💛 Ngadju Yayi! Family Language Learning Packs – PACK 2 HAS ARRIVED!

We’re excited to let Ngadju members know that Pack 2 of the Ngadju Yayi! Family Language Learning Packs has now arrived at NNTAC!

We still have plenty of packs available, and we’d love to see more eligible families take advantage of this FREE language learning program.

The packs have been created to help families introduce and use Ngadju language at home from an early age. Pack 2 is designed for babies aged 3–6 months, with a range of fun resources that the whole family can enjoy and learn from.

🎥 Families can also access the Ngadju Yayi! films online through GALCAC’s Wangka YouTube channel, making it easy to watch and enjoy the language resources from home.

✨ Haven’t registered yet? There’s still time!

The packs are available FREE to approved NNTAC members, with one pack per family household. An Expression of Interest (EOI) must be submitted and approved first.

📩 Complete your EOhttps://nntac.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Ngadju-Language-Packs-EOI-form-1.pdf and send it to [email protected].

Let’s get more Ngadju language into our homes and help our little ones grow up hearing, learning and using Ngadju. 💛

🦜 Ngadju Word of the Week!This week’s Ngadju word is Ngulja, meaning Cockatoo.Another beautiful word to learn, share and...
07/09/2026

🦜 Ngadju Word of the Week!

This week’s Ngadju word is Ngulja, meaning Cockatoo.

Another beautiful word to learn, share and keep alive through our community. 💛

Have you seen any Ngulja around lately? 🦜

Keep following our Ngadju Word of the Week as we continue learning and celebrating Ngadju language together.

🌟 Gold Fields 2027 Futures Program – Applications Now Open!An exciting opportunity is now available for young people int...
07/09/2026

🌟 Gold Fields 2027 Futures Program – Applications Now Open!

An exciting opportunity is now available for young people interested in building a future in STEM, trades and the mining industry.

Gold Fields Australia’s Futures Programs provide financial support and guidance to secondary students, helping young people develop skills and explore pathways into future careers.

Opportunities include:

🔹 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Men – for students studying STEM subjects in Years 11 and 12.
🔹 Women in STEM – for female students studying STEM in Years 11 and 12, with Indigenous and culturally diverse applicants particularly encouraged.
🔹 Pre-Apprenticeship Program – supporting young Indigenous people and females interested in pursuing a trade pathway before commencing a formal apprenticeship.

📅 Applications close COB Friday 25 September 2026.

👉 Apply here:
https://careers.goldfields.com/Australia/content/Futures-Program-Application/?locale=en_GB

Alternatively, scan the QR code on the attached flyer to apply.

📧 For further information, contact [email protected].

Please share this opportunity with family, friends and community members who may be interested.

Address

Level 1 1138 Hays Street West Perth
Perth, WA
6000

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+61894623500

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