Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC

It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of respected Banjima Elder, Mr S Parker. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, loved ones, and the Banjima community.

Mr Parker served on the BNTAC Board and numerous committees for many years. His leadership, determination, and unwavering commitment to culture and country will be deeply missed.

As a mark of respect, our office will be closed on Monday, 11th May.

Warm Regards,

BNTAC

📰 Breaking News: Gordon Legal on behalf of Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, today commenced legal proceedings in the Federal Court against the State of Western Australia, seeking justice for the cultural and environmental devastation caused by the Wittenoom asbestos mine.

BNTAC seeks orders requiring the State of Western Australia to remediate the contaminated areas, including the mines, tailings dumps, Wittenoom floodplain, creeks, rivers, and other parts of the Determination Area where the asbestos waste continues to accumulate.

BNTAC is also seeking compensation for the devastation experienced over the past eighty years.

To learn more and to support this work, please visit cleanupwittenoom.com