Yalanjiwarra muruku junkurrjimaka bamangka bubuku

Yalanji people stand strong together for our people and our land

Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation is the Registered Native Title Body Holder (RNTBC), Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC), Land Trust and Cultural Heritage Body for the Eastern Kuku Yalanji People.

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🌿 Expression of Interest – Casual Environmental Restoration Workers 🌿

Jabalbina is seeking Expressions of Interest from Eastern Kuku Yalanji (Bama) interested in joining our casual environmental restoration workforce.

These positions will support our Mangrove Rehabilitation, Site Tree Planting and Monitoring Projects, working alongside our NRM Ranger Team to care for Bubu and deliver important on-Country outcomes.

Work Available
- Casual roster positions
- Flexible working arrangements
- Approximately 3–4 days per week
- Opportunity to work alongside Jabalbina NRM Rangers

We are looking to build a strong casual workforce and provide flexible employment opportunities for Bama who may only be available for part-time rostered work.

Information & Sign-Up Day
Date: Friday, 31 July
Time: 8:00am – 2:00pm
Location: Jabalbina Office, Wujal Wujal
Contact
Rickie Burchill

Rickie will be available on the day to assist people with Expressions of Interest. Please come prepared with any relevant information required to support your application including:

Resume
White Card
Chemical Spray Tickets
Chainsaw Tickets
ACDC/Ticket verification
Driver's Licence requirements and documentation

Important Eligibility Requirement
These are identified positions. Applicants must identify as Eastern Kuku Yalanji and be able to confirm their ancestry through recognised Eastern Kuku Yalanji apical ancestors.

🌱 Caring for Country. Creating opportunities. Building our future together. 🌱
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🌿 Expression of I

The Federal Court of Australia has listed a Native Title Consent Determination Hearing for the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Native Title Group in relation to country within the Cape York United #1 Native Title Claim Area.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 12 August 2026
📍 Venue: Wujal Wujal Sports Oval, Cape Tribulation Road, Wujal Wujal
⏰ Time: 8:00am – 2:30pm

This is an important milestone in the native title process for Eastern Kuku Yalanji people and community members are encouraged to attend.

🚗 Travel Assistance & Attendance Registration
If you would like more information or wish to register your attendance, please contact CYLC by Wednesday, 29 July 2026:
📞 1800 623 548
📧 ebolawaqatabu@cylc.org.au

Please note that travel assistance funding is limited and requests cannot be accepted after the closing date.

We acknowledge that many families are currently experiencing Sorry Business. This hearing has been scheduled by the Federal Court as part of the legal determination process, and we encourage everyone who is able to attend and participate in this significant day for Eastern Kuku Yalanji people.

Please share this notice with family and community members.

A significant day for Eastern Kuku Yalanji people and future generations.

#EasternKukuYalanji #NativeTitle #ConsentDetermination #WujalWujal #Jabalbina #CapeYorkUnited #YalanjiStrong
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The Federal Court of

Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (JYAC) invites all Eastern Kuku Yalanji common law holders identified in the 2007 determination to attend an important **Consultation and Consent Meeting**.

📅 Date: Tuesday, 28 July 2026
🕥 Time: 10:30am
📍 Location: Wujal Wujal Recreation Hall, 91 Kotzur Street, Wujal Wujal

This meeting is being held to consider whether common law holders consent to Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC being determined as the Prescribed Body Corporate (PBC) for the proposed Eastern Kuku Yalanji native title determination area. This meeting is required under the Native Title Act and associated regulations.

✅ You do not have to be a Jabalbina member to attend.
✅ All Eastern Kuku Yalanji common law holders from the 2007 determination are welcome to attend.

❤️ We acknowledge that many of our families and communities are currently experiencing Sorry Business. Jabalbina and the Board understand the significance of this time and have carefully considered these circumstances. Unfortunately, due to legal requirements and timeframes associated with the upcoming determination process, this meeting must proceed to ensure compliance with the Native Title process. We appreciate everyone's understanding and support during this difficult period.

Please help share this notice with family members who may be eligible to attend.

For more information, contact Jabalbina on (07) 4098 3552 or reception@jabalbina.com.au.

Yalanji people stand strong together for our people and our land. 💚🖤💛
#Jabalbina #EasternKukuYalanji #NativeTitle #CommunityNotice #SorryBusiness #YalanjiStrong #EKYDetermination
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It's a privilege for Jabalbina to support East Coast Connections and the opportunities this team creates for players, families and communities.

We're proud to stand behind initiatives that strengthen community connections, celebrate culture and create positive pathways through footy. We wish the team all the best for the Gordonvale Carnival and look forward to seeing everyone represent with pride.

Good luck to East Coast Connections this October— once again, we're proud to be part of the journey! 🦎🤍💚A massive thank you to Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation for once again coming on board to support East Coast Connections for this year's Gordonvale Carnival.

We're incredibly grateful for your continued support and investment in our team. Your sponsorship helps provide opportunities for our players to come together, represent their communities and compete with pride.

Jabalbina plays an important role in caring for Country, supporting Traditional Owners, protecting cultural heritage, and creating opportunities for future generations across Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country.

They'll also be hosting their annual 9s Carnival this September, so let's all get behind it! Whether you're playing, volunteering or heading along to support, make sure you rally around the event and show your support for what will be a fantastic weekend of rugby league and community.

Please continue to support the organisations that support our communities and local sport.

From everyone at East Coast Connections, thank you again to Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporationlbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation. We look forward to proudly representing your support on and off the field this October!
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2026 Queensland Training Awards✨

We’re thrilled to announce that Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation has been selected as a finalist in not one, but two categories:

🏆 Small Employer of the Year
🏆 Community Training Initiative of the Year

Since 1962, the awards have recognised individuals and organisations that demonstrate success, innovation and best practice across Queensland’s vocational education and training (VET) sector.

This is a significant achievement and a recognition of our dedication, skills and positive contribution.

A huge congratulations to everyone who has contributed to this outstanding achievement. We’re honoured to be recognised and look forward to celebrating alongside all the finalists. 👏

For more details about the event and to learn more about the regional finalists, visit the Department of Trade, Employment and Training website here: dtet.qld.gov.au/training/qta

#QTA2026 #skilspower #finalists #SmallEmployerOfTheYear #communitytraininginitiative #community #jabalbina #EasternKukuYalanji
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Acknowledgement

Jabalbina acknowledges and pays respect to our Eastern Kuku Yalanji Elders past, present and emerging.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are advised this website may contain images, video, voices, and names of people that have passed.