Gawler Ranges Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
The Gawler Ranges Aboriginal Corporation was incorporated on the 16 December 2011 and administers land on behalf of the Gawler Ranges People. They were first recognised in the McNamara/Gawler Ranges People determination that was handed down on 19 December 2011. The Gawler Ranges native title consent determination recognises the non-exclusive native title rights to access, hunt, fish, camp gather and use the natural resources, undertake cultural activities, conduct ceremonies and meetings, and protect places of cultural and religious significance.
The determination arose from a native title claim first lodged in 1997 over an area of approximately 34,000 square kilometres in the Gawler Ranges area and Lake Gardiner National Park in South Australia. The consent determination recognises the Gawler Ranges peoples non-exclusive native title rights to access, hunt, fish, and camp gather and use natural resources, undertake cultural activities, conduct ceremonies and meetings, and protect places of cultural and religious significance.
| Type of RNTBC | Agent |
|---|---|
| Contact number | 08 8210 1236 |
| Postal address | C/- Norman Waterhouse Lawyers Level 15, 45 Pirie Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000 |
| Office Address | Suite 13, 15-15A Darling Terrace, WHYALLA SA 5600 |
| PBC link | |
| PBC size | Small |
| Region | SA |
| Date of incorporation | 16 Dec, 2011 |
| Date of registration | 20 Dec, 2011 |
| ICN (Indigenous Corporation Number) | 7652 |
| Link to ORIC |
PBC activity feed
Gawler Ranges native title determination welcomed
The rights of the Gawler Ranges people to live on their land and maintain their cultural traditions were cemented today with the Federal Court’s...
Gawler Ranges native title granted
"For the first time Aboriginal people from the Gawler Ranges will have a say about their country and in particular, the national parks in the area...
3.5 million hectares of Gawler Ranges returned to Aboriginal title
"It is a very important occasion first for the Gawler Ranges people, because it represents a recognition by all of the Australian people of...