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Cultural Heritage & Country
Cultural heritage protection, family history research, meaningful consultation and opportunities to participate in appropriate heritage work.
NGUNNAWAL-LED • COMMUNITY-FOCUSED • FUTURE-DRIVEN
Our People.
Our Country.
Our Future.
Creating meaningful opportunities for Aboriginal people, protecting culture and Country, and building lasting relationships across community, government and industry.
WHO WE ARE
Strong culture. Strong partnerships. Real opportunity.
Ngunnawal Next Generation Aboriginal Corporation (NNGAC) is a registered Aboriginal corporation committed to advancing the interests of Ngunnawal people and future generations.
Our purpose is to strengthen cultural identity, protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, support connection to Country and create practical pathways in education, employment, housing, enterprise and community development.
We seek respectful, transparent engagement with governments, project proponents, schools, businesses and communities to deliver long-term benefits through Aboriginal leadership.
WHAT WE DO
Our areas of focus
Practical projects and partnerships that connect cultural responsibility with lasting social and economic outcomes.
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Education & Young Guardians of Country™
Supporting cultural learning through the five-book Stage 3 educational series, school engagement and proposed community workshops.
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Modular Housing & Infrastructure
Exploring Aboriginal-led coordination of modular workforce accommodation, regional housing and associated facilities with qualified delivery partners.
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Mining, Energy & Procurement
Seeking genuine Aboriginal business participation, procurement opportunities and community benefits in major infrastructure and resources projects.
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Environment & Land
Advocating for respectful engagement with Country, environmental care and consideration of cultural values in project planning.
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Employment & Training
Working toward apprenticeships, traineeships, supplier participation and sustainable employment pathways for Aboriginal people.
NNGAC | HOUSING & INFRASTRUCTURE
Modular accommodation & regional infrastructure
NNGAC is seeking opportunities to lead commercial coordination of modular workforce accommodation, regional housing and associated facilities. Our proposed delivery model brings together project clients and suitably qualified design, fabrication, construction, transport and installation partners.
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Regional workforce accommodation village
Illustrative design concepts only — not photographs of completed NNGAC projects. Subject to site requirements, feasibility, approvals and contracts.
What NNGAC can coordinate
- Self-contained workforce studio pods and short-stay quarters
- Manager accommodation and larger multi-module facilities
- Scalable accommodation villages, amenities and communal buildings
- Regional housing and associated site-support infrastructure
- Potential workforce support, village management and maintenance services
Our proposed delivery approach
NNGAC would seek to act as the lead contracting and project coordination organisation, engaging appropriately licensed and experienced specialists for building and technical works. Procurement, safety, insurance, approvals and commercial capacity would be established for each project.
Discuss a project with NNGAC →CULTURAL EDUCATION • YOUNG GUARDIANS OF COUNTRY™Five books. One journey.
Five books. One journey.
A future for Country.
Young Guardians of Country™ is a five-book cultural and environmental education series developed for Stage 3 (Years 5–6). Through storytelling, investigation, English, mathematics, geography and environmental learning, students are encouraged to understand, respect and care for Country.
Stage 3: Five demonstration books developed, with teacher, cultural and editorial review and curriculum alignment to be finalised. Stages 1 and 2: Resources for younger primary students are in development.
NNGAC is exploring engagement with education departments, schools and community educators, alongside discussions with banks, institutions and companies about potential sponsorship, educational partnerships and distribution opportunities. No funding, endorsement or school adoption is represented as confirmed.
Our long-term vision
Our long-term strategy is to establish Young Guardians of Country™ as a distinctive Aboriginal-led educational and cultural learning platform. Planned opportunities include a premium range of school and lifestyle accessories, children's apparel, educational toys, home textiles and original animated content, supported by thoughtful licensing and strategic commercial partnerships. Each extension will reinforce the program's educational purpose, cultural integrity and lasting connection to Country.
Future development may include classroom licensing, digital learning resources, workshops and expansion into other Aboriginal nations and Australian states, working with the appropriate local Elders and cultural authorities so each community's stories and knowledge are respected.
Created and personally owned by Lawerance Bamblett. NNGAC supports the initiative; this does not transfer ownership of its intellectual property. All expansion is subject to permissions, development, funding and appropriate review.
Discuss education or sponsorship →Watch Young Guardians of Country™ come to life
Animated concept presentation for the Young Guardians of Country™ education series.
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LEADERSHIP
Meet our people
Our leadership team brings lived experience, community commitment and a shared focus on the next generation.
Lawerance BamblettChairperson / Director
Lesley LyonsTreasurer / Director
Brent LyonsDirector
Alkira BamblettDirector
Lindy MalcolmPublic Officer / Director
Partnerships built on respect and results.
We welcome conversations with government agencies, schools, mining and renewable energy proponents, builders, procurement teams and community organisations.
Projects and partnership discussions described on this website are opportunities under development, not representations of awarded contracts, government endorsement or confirmed project delivery.
Start a Conversation →GET IN TOUCH
Let's build a stronger future together.
For partnerships, project discussions, education enquiries or community engagement, contact the NNGAC leadership team.
Ngunnawal Next Generation Aboriginal Corporation
ICN 11921 • Australia
Email: nngacorporation@gmail.com
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