The Cultural Heritage Unit provide effective recognition, protection and conservation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage.
The Community and Personal Histories' team can help you use historical records to research your family and personal history.
Information for organisations to support the purchase of cultural capability training that meets staff and organisation needs.
Know Your Community is an online platform which enables anyone to build a community profile containing information and data about Queensland's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the communities they live in.
A settlement has been reached in the matter of Pearson v. State of Queensland.
These protocols for consultation documents were created in 1998 to provide guidance for people when consulting with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individuals, groups and/or communities. The information in the documents is general in nature and may apply differently in each community.
The department has offices across Queensland with service centres located in major regional centres.
The Queensland Government is looking for Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people to serve on government boards, committees and statutory bodies. Join a board and create change.
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