Traditional Owners
Continue to engage with our traditional owners and ensure cultural heritage and indigenous values are incorporated into key projects.
Quarterly updates
Q4 · On Track
41 formal engagements held over FY24-25 with KKPAC and the Kabi Kabi Land & Sea Rangers. The Relationship Agreement and Kabi Kabi Commitment Implementation Plan are in final draft form. Council has also finalised the internal Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act training program in partnership with KKPAC and scheduled for delivery starting in FY25/26.
Q3 · On Track
27 formal engagements held this FY thus far. Relationship Agreement and Kabi Kabi Commitment Implementation Plan drafts have gone through their second review by KKPAC and are close to completion by end of FY24/25.
Q2 · On Track
27 formal engagements held this FY thus far. Relationship Agreement and Kabi Kabi Commitment Implementation Plan drafts have gone through their second review by KKPAC and are close to completion by end of FY.
Q1 · On Track
Significant milestone achieved with Council signing the new Kabi Kabi Commitment. Third workshop with KKPAC held on the Relationship Agreement, including drafting an Implementation Plan for the Commitment. Formal workshop engagements have been undertaken with KKPAC on Cemeteries Plan, Cultural Plan, Conservation Land Plan as well as Landfill Renewable & Recycling Hub (Letter of Support received for grant funding application). Collaboration workshop with Kabi Kabi Land and Sea Rangers completed, which included identifying partnership actions in land and sea management and training.
Where this sits
Initiative 4.1.1 is from the 2024–25 operational plan and works towards Future Objective 4.1: Reconciliation.
This initiative is from a past year and is no longer being updated.