BNTAC News
22 January, 2020 #Notice
Voice your opinion to the government
The WA government is currently developing a strategy to guide how it works with Aboriginal people towards better social, economic, health and cultural outcomes, and they would like to hear from all indigenous communities across the state.
17 December, 2019 #Notice
Call for nominations - BHP/ Rio Tinto Implementation Committees
Open to all Banjima People. An opportunity to be part of the BHP Implementation Committee and/or the Rio Tinto Local Implementation Committee. Nominations close 28 January, 2020.
13 December, 2019 #Opportunities
Cultural Awareness Training Project – Upskilling Banjima People
Are you interested in being trained to deliver Cultural Awareness Training? This is an exciting opportunity for Banjima Native Title Common Law Holders to gain the skills and experience needed so that you can deliver Cultural Awareness Training to others. Click below to find out more!
13 December, 2019 #News
Thank you for attending BNTAC's 2019 AGM!
Thank you to all the 192 BNTAC Members who attended our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 28 of November. Congratulations also to the newly elected Directors of the BNTAC Board!
13 December, 2019 #News
BNTAC welcomes our new Board of Directors and Chair
We'd like to welcome newly elected BNTAC Directors May Byrne, Benjaman Jeakings and Tracy Conway. Congratulations also to the Board's new Chair, Maitland Parker and remaining in the Vice Chair role is Jarrod Black.
3 December, 2019 #Opportunities
Careers with Rio Tinto
If you live in Tom Price or Paraburdoo and are interested in a career with Rio Tinto, their Indigenour Talent network will be holding at meeting at the Nintirri Centre (Tom Price) on Tuesday 17 December from 10:00am – 11:30am. You can register your resume and ask questions about more opportunities.
