DISCLAIMER: Kultju Aboriginal corporation, acknowledge the First People of the land we live and work on and pay respect to their stories, traditions and living cultures.
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The Kultju native title holders possess a deep, lived knowledge of the Western Desert Cultural Block’s systems of law and custom—this includes sacred Dreaming tracks, important cultural sites, stories, and songs.They follow a structured kinship system that clearly defines roles and responsibilities, including those connected to ceremonies, marriage, and practices around death and burial.
These laws and customs, which form part of the Tjukurrpa (the Dreaming) connected to their Country, are preserved and passed down through ongoing cultural practices and teachings shared with their children and grandchildren.
At The Kultju (Aboriginal Corporation), we offer a range of services
and initiatives to support our community and safeguard our cultural and legal rights:
Native Title Representation
Acting as the official trustee and representative for Native Title matters within the Determination Area.
Land and Resource Management
Promoting sustainable practices and community-led projects to care for Country and natural resources.
Community Support & Advocacy
Providing support services to reduce hardship and uplift the social and economic conditions of Common Law Holders.
Cultural Heritage Protection
Working with Traditional Owners to preserve & manage sacred sites, songlines knowledge.
Kultju Aboriginal Corporation exists to support the wellbeing, self-determination, and the cultural strength of the Kultju people. Guided by integrity and clear communication, we work together to preserve and care for country, promote a healthy and connected community, and uphold strong cultural and family ties. Through collaboration and cultural leadership, we aim to build a future where our people thrive Spritually, Physically, Economically and Socially.
We are committed to empowering Aboriginal Communities and preserving Cultural Heritage through meaningful collaboration and action.
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