Dunghutti Elders Council Aboriginal Corporation

17/04/2026

14/04/2026

ATTENTION MEMBERS
Out of respect for Sorry Business, tomorrow night’s Members Meeting has been cancelled.
We acknowledge this may cause inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we support our families and community at this time.
A new notice with the rescheduled date will be mailed to all members next week.

Many Thanks
Management and Board
Dunghutti Elders Council

20/03/2026

Please scan the QR Code to register as it is for a maximum of 15 participants.

10/02/2026

Please register your interest in attending.

02/02/2026

The Dunghutti Elders Council (Aboriginal Corporation) RNTBC is seeking motivated, community‑minded applicants to join the Dunghutti Gurrgiyn Gurrgiyn (Preying Mantis) Rangers as a Trainee Ranger. This is an exciting opportunity for a Dunghutti person who is passionate about caring for Country, learning cultural land management skills, and building a long‑term career in environmental, cultural, and community work.

Be part of a strong women’s Ranger team protecting sacred places, restoring waterways, and teaching the next generation to care for Dunghutti Country.

02/02/2026

The Dunghutti Elders Council Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (DECAC) is seeking a committed, culturally grounded Ranger Coordinator to lead and develop our expanding Ranger team. This role is central to strengthening Dunghutti-led land, water, and cultural heritage management across Country.

Coordinate on‑Country works, cultural knowledge, surveys, fire and pest management, governance, and community engagement.

12/01/2026

Sign up for your learners training.

06/01/2026

Attention members
The Elders Community Meeting Space will be closed for renovations from the 19th January 2026 for 7 weeks. For Bookings after this date, please call our office on Monday 12 January 2026.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Regards Management

08/12/2025

Gurrgiyn Gurrgiyn (Preying Mantis) Rangers Program – Dunghutti-Led, Country-Driven 🌿
The Dunghutti Elders Council Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, as the Registered Native Title Body Corporate for the Dunghutti Nation, is proud to announce the successful funding of the Gurrgiyn Gurrgiyn (Preying Mantis) Rangers Program through Round Two of the Indigenous Rangers Program, administered by the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA).
This Dunghutti-led initiative is grounded in our cultural authority, Traditional Law and Custom, and our community’s vision for self-determination and sustainable land and sea management.
The Gurrgiyn Gurrgiyn Rangers Program will:
🔸 Strengthen cultural heritage and intergenerational knowledge transfer
🔸 Create meaningful employment pathways for Dunghutti People
🔸 Support land and sea management guided by Traditional Law and Custom
🔸 Contribute to Closing the Gap through community-led environmental stewardship
This is a significant milestone for the Dunghutti Nation and the broader Mid North Coast region, delivering long-term social, cultural, and economic benefits through culturally safe and locally governed ranger work.
We thank NIAA for supporting our vision and look forward to delivering a program that reflects Dunghutti excellence, legacy, and leadership.