Barkandji Native Title Group Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC

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Type of RNTBC
Trustee
Postal address
27 South Street, BROKEN HILL NSW 2880
Office address
27 South Street, BROKEN HILL NSW 2880
Email
barkandjiceo@gmail.com
PBC size
Medium
Region
NSW
Date of incorporation
Date of registration
ICN (Indigenous Corporation Number)
4740

PBC documents

PBC activity feed

Barkandji People to manage Menindee Lakes Caravan Park

The NSW Government will transfer management and ownership of the Menindee Lakes Caravan Park to the region’s traditional owners in a landmark agreement for the Far West.

The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment – Crown Lands will work with the Barkandji Registered Native Title Body Corporate to progressively transfer the caravan park over the next 12 months.

The Barkandji people were recognised as traditional owners of land in Far Western NSW when a native title determination was made by the Federal Court in 2015.

Far West groups pour scorn on potential water infrastructure projects for region during water inquiry hearing

State upper house members visited far west this week as part of inquiry into proposed water projects. Members hear communities concerns about water infrastructure projects at Broken Hill hearing.

Explainer: Barkandji native title claim

It's been an 18 year fight, but NSW's biggest native title determination was handed down on Tuesday in front of hundreds of Barkandji people.

Largest native title claim in NSW acknowledges Barkandji people in state's far west

The Barkandji people have been recognised as the traditional owners of land in far western New South Wales, after a court ruling on the state's largest native title claim.

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