‼️Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation is incredibly excited to share news of the successful National Heritage Listing for the:

🌅 Mithaka Cultural Landscape 🌅

This listing means better protections for nationally significant sites on Mithaka Country for many generations to come, while also ensuring practical day to day activities continue.

“The Mithaka cultural landscape tells the story of some of Australia’s earliest manufacturing and trade,” [Minister Murray] Watt said.

“It provides fascinating insight into village life on an important trade route, and holds an ongoing, meaningful cultural connection to the Mithaka People.”

📸: Mithaka Families exploring some of the different quarry sites across Mithaka Country during a cultural camp in 2020. ... See MoreSee Less

This week the Mithaka Rangers get to pick up our new boat! Affectionately named “Lalghiri”, meaning the way of the three rivers that pass through Mithaka Country.

This boat has been custom designed to support research and work activities within the waterways on Country. This includes conducting archaeological survey, water health and native species monitoring, pest control, and support to community during flooding events.

The acquisition of Lalghiri has been supported by the Ranger Program #QILSRP ... See MoreSee Less

The Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation 2024 & 2025 AGM is underway online and in person!

We want to take a moment to thank those members and Native Title holders who have taken the time out of their busy weekend to come along to the Native Title Holder information session yesterday, the celebratory 10 year anniversary dinner last night, and our AGM today. We also recognise those who were unable to make it either in person, or online due to other commitments. ... See MoreSee Less

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. ... See MoreSee Less