The Gundjeihmi Aboriginal Corporation

Jabiluka 20 years 2018 souvenir calendar

Got your 2018 wall calendar?
Even if you have it's time to find space for one more, this is a piece of history you don't want to miss out on.

Standing Strong, Jabiluka 20 years, only $12 including postage to anywhere in Australia.

This calendar is a beautiful commemoration of not only the 1998 blockade but many aspects of the Jabiluka campaign both in Australia and around the world

Grab yours today and hey, why not pick up a copy for a friend while you're at it?

Mirarr welcome you to learn about culture, community, land and life.

Featured Project

Djurrubu Rangers

The Djurrubu Rangers work on country to protect country.
Rangers practice culture and work towards qualifications by providing land management services throughout the region.

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Standing Strong 2018 Jabiluka 20 years

Campaigns | 1st January 2018
Aust Mining Review: Uranium spill report draws local ire

In the media | 1st December 2014
Indigenous Rangers Key To Addressing Threats To Kakadu’s Future

Media releases | 15th November 2014
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News

NT News: Weevils ready to feast

21st October 2017
Kakadu site of Australia's earliest home

19th July 2017
Mirarr welcome ERA-Rio Tinto credit agreement for Ranger cleanup

26th April 2016
Mirarr people reject ERA's Ranger mine

15th October 2015
Kakadu bushfire: Dept of Environment to investigate Ranger mine burn-off that spread to national park

9th October 2015
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Mirarr welcome you to learn about their culture, community, land and life

Jabiluka 20 years 2018 souvenir calendar

Mirarr Tradtional Owners arriving at Mt Brockman

Kakadu site of Australia's earliest home

Weevil project success

Djurrubu Rangers

Resource library

Standing Strong 2018 Jabiluka 20 years

Aust Mining Review: Uranium spill report draws local ire

Indigenous Rangers Key To Addressing Threats To Kakadu’s Future

Explore by category

News

NT News: Weevils ready to feast

Kakadu site of Australia's earliest home

Mirarr welcome ERA-Rio Tinto credit agreement for Ranger cleanup

Mirarr people reject ERA's Ranger mine

Kakadu bushfire: Dept of Environment to investigate Ranger mine burn-off that spread to national park