YSRC provides a single point of contact for consultation, engagement, and heritage-related enquiries across the Yamatji Nation Agreement area.

Our Heritage Team works with organisations, government agencies, businesses, project partners, and community members to provide guidance on heritage processes, consultation requirements, cultural engagement, and project planning. The team can assist with navigating YSRC processes, identifying the appropriate pathways for engagement, coordinating heritage-related enquiries, and providing direction on documentation and requirements.

Whether you are at the early planning stages of a project or seeking advice on existing activities, YSRC encourages early engagement to support effective planning, clear communication, cultural understanding, and positive outcomes for all parties.

Contact the Heritage Team

For all enquiries, project discussions, Heritage Activity Notices and related documentation, please contact: heritagemailbox@ysrc.com.au

Our team will review your enquiry and direct it to the appropriate staff member to ensure timely assistance and support.

Consultation and Engagement

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Proponents interested in consultation and engagement with the Cultural Committees and Cultural Authority are requested to contact us.

There are 4 Cultural Committees, comprising of 6 members representing the Hutt River, Mullewa Wadjari, Southern Yamatji, Widi Mob and claim groups.

Collectively all 4 committees form the Cultural Authority.  We have a standard fee schedule for specific meetings/engagements. 

However, we encourage you to meet with the Staff at YSRC first so we can work with you on your requirements. 

From time to time, you may be contacted by individuals or organisations asking you to engage or do business with them, in addition to your connections with YSRC.  

Proponents should always engage through YSRC, as we work nationwide.  No payments or contracts should be made with any individual identity group within the ILUA area.

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