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Yesterday, Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation, in collaboration with The University of Queensland Anthropology Museum and PEW Charitable Trusts hosted a Research Symposium. This event was the second event to celebrate the opening of the SEVENTH!! iteration of ‘Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country’ at the lovely Redcliffe Museum, to update the community on our ongoing research, and celebrate the people who have worked with us on this mammoth journey.
We also celebrated 10 years of Mithaka’s Native Title Determination with the cutting of a cake 🎉
Special thanks first of all the Mithaka community who were able to make the journey, as well as the speakers, panellists and guests.
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👀 Looking for something to do in Redcliffe this weekend?
Come visit us at the Redcliffe Museum for the next iteration of Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country!
What’s on 👇
Saturday 15 November:
Exhibition Launch
Doors open 10am for a 10:15am start.
Sunday 16 November:
Ngali wanthi “we search together…” Symposium
Doors open 10am for a 10:15am start.
Registrations appreciated. Details in comments.
📸: Kirrenderri: Heart of the Channel Country in Corindi, NSW earlier this year.
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👀 Looking for something to do in Redcliffe this weekend?
Come visit us at the Redcliffe Museum for the next iteration of Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country!
What’s on 👇
Saturday 15 November:
Exhibition Launch
Doors open 10am for a 10:15am start.
Sunday 16 November:
Ngali wanthi “we search together…” Symposium
Doors open 10am for a 10:15am start.
Registrations appreciated. Details in comments.
📸: Kirrenderri: Heart of the Channel Country in Corindi, NSW earlier this year.
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Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation (MAC) is seeking applications to join our Ranger teams for the 2026 season.
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Further to our previous post earlier today, please see below a statement from Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation’s Board of Directors, in celebration of 10 years of Mithaka Native Title Determination:
🎤 STATEMENT 🎤
Dear Mithaka Members, Native Title Holders, Families, and Friends,
This year marks 10 years (27th October, 2015) since the recognition of Mithaka Native Title by the Federal Court a significant milestone that we celebrate with immense pride and gratitude.
We honour the incredible commitment of our founding family members, both those who have passed and those who continue to walk with us today. Their strength, wisdom, and determination paved the way for our recognition and have guided our ongoing journey of self-determination, cultural strength, and care for Country.
Over the past decade, the dedication of our family, Elders, operational team, employees, management, and Board of Directors has ensured the continued growth and success of the Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation. Together, we have strengthened our presence across the Channel Country, expanded our Rangers Program, and maintained a strong commitment to research, caring for Country, and protecting Mithaka cultural heritage.
We also recognise and celebrate the partnerships and relationships built over the years with organisations, researchers, and communities who share our vision and values. These collaborations continue to strengthen our capacity to care for our lands and waters and to share our story with others.
This year, the Kirrenderri Roadshow has been a special highlight that is shining a light on the rich and enduring history of the Mithaka people in South-West Queensland. Through this celebration, we have proudly showcased our ancestors’ deep connection to Country and our people’s ongoing resilience and leadership.
Our commitment and passion to revitalise our cultural knowledge, practices, and learnings remain at the forefront of our minds. We are dedicated to ensuring that the prosperity and viability of Mithaka Country, culture, and people remain a priority not only for the next decade but for generations to come.
As we reflect on this important milestone, we celebrate our past, acknowledge our achievements, and look forward with confidence and unity to the future which, is grounded in culture, guided by our Elders, and strengthened by our shared commitment to Mithaka Country.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors.
📸: Mithaka sunrise signalling a new day
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