Category: Supporting First Nations
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21st January 2021Nowanup update for 2020
What’s happening at Nowanup? The answer is lots. And here is a summary of the activities from 2020. There were Noongar family healing camps; new walktrails and mia mias built; Noongar Elders across…
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10th October 2020Ngadju IPA announcement
The Great Western Woodlands is the largest intact temperate woodland left on Earth, a refuge for endangered birds and mammals and is home to 30 per cent of Australia’s eucalyptus. In a major…
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28th August 2020A tractor for Nowanup
Nowanup has a new tractor for its cultural program. Its purchase was made possible by a generous donation, a good discount, and additional funds from the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal. The…
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22nd March 2019Cultural Mapping and Management of the Middle Gairdner River
Fabulous day at Jerramungup today celebrating the completion of the ‘Cultural Mapping and Management of the Middle Gairdner River’ project and the launch of the associated Cultural Heritage Action…
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05th September 2018Nowanup Rangers blitz on Victorian Tea Tree
Wonderful to see the first people of the country out managing the country. Well done Nowanup Rangers, Fitzgerald Biosphere Group and all involved. The Fitzgerald Biosphere group had contracted the…
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28th June 2018Nowanup Bush University is a happening thing!
Nowanup Bush University is a happening thing! A great launch at Curtin University yesterday for the competing designs for the Bush University. Some fantastic concepts put forward, and we now know the…
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27th October 2017Native Title win for Mirning People
We congratulate our friends to the east of Gondwana Link. This week the Federal Court of Australia handed down a landmark determination for the Nullarbor’s Mirning people. This follows an 18…
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16th October 2017Proud moment for all of us
A moment of great pride for all of us. After many years of support, and our direct administration of the Ranger Team for nearly five years while capacity was built, we have now handed over management…
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16th December 2016Recognition of Norseman as the heart of the Great Western Woodlands
Sturt Pea. Photo Lynn Webb Congratulations to the Shire of Dundas, and a big thank you to Minister for Regional Development Terry Redman. Minister Redman has just announced a $1.6 million…
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