Bulganunna Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC

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The Bulganunna Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC holds native title in trust for the benefit of the native title holders. 

On 9 October 2012, Rares J recognised the Jangga people’s native title rights and interests. The area is located west of Mackay. Broadly, the determination area’s boundary runs north west along the Leichardt Range and crosses the Suttor River near the Burdekin Dam before turning south west and running down towards the Great Dividing Range. Then the boundary turns east traversing the Belyando River and Mistake Creek before running east along the Denham Range and finishing at Glenden.

Other in relation to water, the native title holders hold non-exclusive rights in relation to the land. 

Type of RNTBC
Trustee
Contact name
Jeffery Dillion
Contact number
07 4721 2477
Postal address
C/- Dillon Bowers Lawyers, Po Box 626, Townsville QLD 4810
Office address
62 Blackwood Street, Townsville City QLD 4810
Email
jeff.dillon@dillonbowers.com
PBC size
Small
Region
QLD
Date of incorporation
Date of registration
ICN (Indigenous Corporation Number)
7761

PBC documents

PBC activity feed

Jangga People's native title rights recognised

The Federal Court of Australia has today recognised the Jangga People’s Native Title rights and interests over approximately 11,350 square kilometres of land in Central Queensland.

Jangga people granted title of NQ lands

THE Jangga people have been granted native title rights to more than 11,500 square kilometres of land in north Queensland, ending a 14-year struggle.

Jangga people celebrate native title win

The Federal Court yesterday ruled in favour of a native title application in Queensland's Central Highlands.

Determination outcomes

Name FC name Tribunal number Determined outcome Area