EMBRACING THE HERITAGE OF WIRADJURI PEOPLES
For Cultural Education Tours, Awareness Training, and More
Mingaan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation is based in Lithgow, this is where we live and work with all peoples to expand their knowledge and appreciation of Aboriginal Australia. Mingaan is a local Aboriginal community group. We work closely with local businesses and government and are linked with businesses and groups from the Lithgow Local Government area.
We look forward to creating an awareness or training package for you in any of the following:
- Advice regarding Land Management and Conservation
- Training in Site, Artefact, or Cultural Awareness
- Art and Landscape Appreciation
- Liaison with local Aboriginal Community
Contact us today to learn more about what we offer! Our interest and expertise are in Lithgow and its surrounding areas. It would be a great pleasure for us to show you the beauty of our local Wiradjuri lands and share the history of its people.
Who We Cater To
- Federal Government
- Interest Groups
- Landscape Groups
- Local Governments
- Local Groups
- State Governments
- Tourists
- Visitors
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If you would like to see Aboriginal cultural and help preserve Aboriginal heritage, call Mingaan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation in Lithgow, New South Wales. Get in touch with us to schedule an on-site tour across local Wiradjuri lands or to learn more about the cultural workshops we offer.
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Private bush campsites planned near Blue Mountains hiking route divides 'haves and have-nots', critics say ... See MoreSee Less
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Accommodation pods, communal huts, and bathrooms are part of a plan to develop a paid hiking experience in a protected area.Comment on Facebook
Thank you David xx
The pagodas and Wolgan are a very special and fragile place. Cared for and respected for Millenia by First Nations. It is even clear to the uninformed eye that this place holds special meaning. You can feel it if you take the time to stop, breath deeply, and listen. A very carefully crafted and executed management plan needs to be part of the establishment with significant consequences if breached. Local Mingaan Wiradjuri engagement as knowledge-holders is critical. #WiradjuriCountry #yindyamarra
Funny when I brought it up last year in a Native Title meeting as the Chair the current new Chair yelled me down and said all our workers would walk away from us (Warrabinga) so now I will leave it up to Mingaan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation and others to build on it and find the workers. I also find incredible that the council makes the statement that Lithgow needs tourism to survive but are allowing a Chinese company destroy a wonderful tourist destination like Lake Lyell. You can't have it both ways.
It's disgusting. A disgrace. Appalling.
The concept of a national park is destroyed. Goodbye to the last of our wilderness
Why make it only for rich yuppies, for all or nothing
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Mingaan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation what time do these events start and do you need to register?
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Comment on Facebook
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Fantastic love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕
A big thank you to everyone who came and contributed to a very successful NAIDOC celebration ... See MoreSee Less
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Looks like a fantastic day sorry I missed it 😢
Tell us all about your Aboriginal heritage Helen.
Is that Aunty Helen posing as Aboriginal?
Aunty Helen? Bullshit
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A pity some truth does not emerge too.