About us
On 14 March 2023 the Federal Court of Australia handed down the determination of Native Title for the Narungga People. This is the formal recognition by the Court that the land and seas on Yorke Peninsula always was, and always will be, Narungga land. Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation (NNAC) is the Peak Body representing Narungga Traditional Owners and Native Title Claimants. The Corporation is member – based focusing on developing strong and healthy families, growing Aboriginal culture and maintaining connection to country for future generations; they ensure their people have both a strong voice and access to opportunities.
Tasks & responsibilities
- Develop a process for managing culture and heritage with stakeholders.
- Embed promotion of Narungga Nation history and culture into the NNAC communications strategy.
- Review and develop a process for managing culture and heritage, including surveys, with stakeholders.
- Ensure the proper cataloguing and documentation of artifacts and historical sites.
- Maintain comprehensive records and databases of cultural heritage resources.
- Create a plan and operating budget to identify and document sites and assets for repatriation, protection and, where necessary, restoration
Qualifications & experience
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in cultural heritage management, archaeology, anthropology, history, or a related field.
- Knowledge of relevant laws and regulations related to cultural heritage preservation.
- Strong research, communication, and organisational skills.
- Experience in project management and community engagement.
- Cultural sensitivity and understanding.
- Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Indigenous Australians including in native title and community aspirations and needs.
For more information and a Position description please contact Katy Bone at *****@nativetitlesa.org.
To apply please submit cover letter addressing the criteria and include a copy of your resume. All applications must be applied through seek.