Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation
The Yinhawangka People traditionally lived around an area in the Pilbara to the south east of the town of Onslow. It covers the area containing the Angelo River, Ashburton River, Hardey River, Kunderong Range, Mount Vernon Station, Rocklea and Turee Creek.
News and Announcements
Corporation Returns to Members
Corporation Returns to Members On 21 February 2020 the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations Selwyn[...]
Update COVID 19
Information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities on Coronavirus (COVID-19). This information has[...]
Social Distancing COVID 19
Social Distancing One way to slow the spread of viruses is social distancing (also[...]
Financial Support COVID-19
Entitlements to financial support (COVID-19) Coronavirus (COVID-19) and changes to your payments and services. If[...]
Important Message
Important message from the Board The YAC Board is reaching out with an important[...]
Members & Community
Meetings Announcement Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation (YAC) presents the new date for the Information &[...]
Preserving Culture
Preserving Yinhawangka Culture Rio Tinto’s $9.5m investment to preserve Yinhawangka culture. The Yinhawangka Aboriginal[...]
Living Cultures Program
Community News The Yinhawangka Aboriginal Corporation and Rio Tinto have collaborated to design a[...]
Expressions of Interest
Expressions of Interest Heritage Consultant Services YAC is looking at expand its panel of[...]