The objectives for which the corporation is established is to assist in the relief of poverty, sickness, destitution, helplessness, distress, suffering and misfortune among the Dunghutti people.
- Perform the prescribed functions of a registered native title body corporate under the Native Title Act 1993
- To coordinate the native title claims of the Dunghutti people in relation to native title claims;
- To liaise with neighbouring groups of Aboriginal people in relation to native title claims;
- To advance the education, health, welfare and self-determination of the Dunghutti people in any manner agreed by the members
Language and Culture
Language, Dance, Cultural learnings, Entertainment – playing the Gum Leaf, Welcome to Country, Site Clearance knowledge.
Building Research Capacity
Training to undertake, record and document research in regard to;
- History
- Language and culture; Language, dance, cultural learnings, entertainment, welcome to Country
- Native Title research:
- Analysis of Land Titles and opportunities for Native Title claims;
- Collaborative research with other Dunghutti organisations (cultural, social, environmental and economic).
Environmental Services
- Dunghutti Council Essential working Groups – Caring for Country
- Water Quality
- Water Sharing Service
- Horticulture
- Rural Fencing;
- River Restoration work – weeds and erosion
- Land and Marine Restoration work
- Protecting Cultural Sites including caves and artefacts
- Endangered species
Construction training
- Work ready construction tickets
- Machinery Operators (MR & HR licences)
- Bus and Truck Licences
- Building and pre trade courses
- Concreting
- Fencing
- Steel Fixing and Construction
- Working with heights
- Construction related Work Health and Safety
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