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Narungga Representatives Explore Mission History and Colonial Legacies at the South Australian Maritime Museum

Narungga Representatives Explore Mission History and Colonial Legacies at the South Australian Maritime Museum 

Bettongs on board: tiny marsupials fly interstate to new home in South Australia

Seven commercial flights landed in Adelaide last week with some unusual passengers - a group of tiny, critically endangered marsupials.

Narungga Nation receive Native Title determination, cultural loss compensation

After a decade-long wait, South Australia's Narungga people have been recognised as Native Title holders of the Yorke Peninsula.

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Traditional Fishing Agreement Summary

This agreement between the Government of South Australia (through PIRSA) and the Narungga people establishes formal recognition of Narungga traditional fishing rights in the waters around Yorke Peninsula. It functions as an interim arrangement; running for five years or until replaced by a formal Aboriginal Traditional Fishing Management Plan and is administered on the Narungga side by the Narungga Nation Aboriginal Corporation (NNAC).