Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC

17/06/2026

On-Country Bush Meeting at Yule River 🥰

17/06/2026

🚧 Now Hiring: Transport Inspection Officers (Main Roads WA)
Looking for a hands-on role that gets you out on the road? Main Roads WA is recruiting inspectors to help keep heavy vehicles safe and compliant across the state.
✅ Full-time, permanent
✅ Based in Redcliffe (with travel across WA)

Learn more: https://search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.php?pageID=160&windowUID=0&AdvertID=411581

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09/06/2026

18/05/2026

We respectfully share the funeral notice of Banjima Elder, Mr S. Parker. Mr Parker served on the BNTAC Board and numerous committees for many years. His leadership, determination, and unwavering commitment to culture and country will be deeply missed.

📅 Date: 20 June 2026
📍 Location: Onslow Cemetery

If you would like to send a tribute, please email: [email protected] by Monday 25 May 2026.

10/05/2026

It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of respected Banjima Elder, Mr S Parker. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, loved ones, and the Banjima community.

Mr Parker served on the BNTAC Board and numerous committees for many years. His leadership, determination, and unwavering commitment to culture and country will be deeply missed.

As a mark of respect, our office will be closed on Monday, 11th May.

Warm Regards,

BNTAC

02/04/2026

🌷🐰🌼 Easter Holiday Closure Notice 🌼🐰🌷

Due to the Easter weekend, our office and phone lines will be closed on Friday, 3rd April, and reopen at 9am on Tuesday, 7 April. Wishing you all a happy Easter.

24/03/2026

Important Update 🚨

Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation has made the difficult decision to cancel the Karijini Experience 2026 as a result of the ongoing uncertainty and risk of insufficient fuel supply across regional Western Australia.

The increasing pressure on supply and transport networks has created significant logistical and operational risks for an event of this scale in a remote location.

We acknowledge this decision is disappointing and it was not made lightly. The safety of the Banjima and broader community, partners and visitors, along with the ability to deliver a high-quality event on country, have been central to this decision.

Rest assured that all ticket holders will receive a full refund via Humanitix. Refunds will be processed automatically to the original payment method, and confirmation will be sent directly from Humanitix. Please allow a few business days for funds to be returned to your account.

We sincerely thank our sponsors, partners, artists, suppliers and the broader community for their support, commitment and understanding. The effort, time and passion that so many have contributed to bringing this event to life is greatly acknowledged and deeply appreciated.

We look forward to bringing this exceptional event to Karijini next year.

18/03/2026

💧 Let’s talk about WATER

Join the 2026 Native Title Forums to connect, share and learn about water rights, access and opportunities for Traditional Owners.

📍 Perth | Geraldton | South Hedland
🗓 April 2026

All the details are in the poster 👇
👉 Register: ymac.org.au/native-title-forums

09/03/2026

✨ Tickets for the Karijini Experience 2026 are now on sale!

Join us for four days of music, culture and unforgettable experiences on Banjima Country in Karijini National Park.

Featuring Jessica Mauboy, South Summit, Emily Wurramara, Mitch Tambo, plus the Fervor Degustation Dinner, Opera at the Gorge, Star Gazing, storytelling, art, markets, kids activities and more.

📅 Friday 10 - Monday 13 April 2026
🎟 Explore the full program and book now:
https://karijiniexperience.com.au/events

Explore exciting upcoming events, including the Barlgabi and various language workshops.

25/02/2026

📰 Breaking News: Gordon Legal on behalf of Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, today commenced legal proceedings in the Federal Court against the State of Western Australia, seeking justice for the cultural and environmental devastation caused by the Wittenoom asbestos mine.

BNTAC seeks orders requiring the State of Western Australia to remediate the contaminated areas, including the mines, tailings dumps, Wittenoom floodplain, creeks, rivers, and other parts of the Determination Area where the asbestos waste continues to accumulate.

BNTAC is also seeking compensation for the devastation experienced over the past eighty years.

To learn more and to support this work, please visit cleanupwittenoom.com