Public Notice

Awonga Point Waste Water Treatment Facility

Due to elevated storm water levels the Awonga Point Waste Water Treatment Facility is currently at full capacity.

In accordance with standard operating procedures, storm water from the network will be discharged simultaneously with treated effluent through the approved existing outfall infrastructure, under the Mission River Bridge. This action is periodically required to alleviate the system and ensure continued safe operation.

The discharge will be at minimal flow and will continue until storm water levels abate.

As a precautionary measure, fishing is not recommended within the immediate vicinity of the outfall which is located on the sea floor under the Mission River Bridge, approximately 60m offshore.

Cultural Heritage Management Plan

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 Section 96

Aurukun Bauxite Management Pty Limited (ACN 646 448 357), as manager and agent on behalf of Glencore Bauxite Resources Pty Limited (ACN 603 233 272) and MDP Bauxite Pty Ltd (ACN 646 550 129) (collectively, the Aurukun Bauxite Project Joint Venture), intends to develop a Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) for the Aurukun Bauxite Project pursuant to Part 7 of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003

POSITION VACANT – WEIPA NDIS Support Coordinator Permanent – Fulltime SCHADS AWARD Level 3

Xtremecare Australia (XCA) is a NDIS Registered service provider, we specialise in the following areas:

• Working in regional, remote and rural communities

• Working with NDIS participants with High Complex Needs, under Child Safety or Office of Public Guardian

We are seeking an NDIS Support Coordinator who will assist and support our NDIS participants with the implementation of services suitable to their needs. You will be required to work collaboratively with their families, carers, service providers, government agencies, and other stakeholders.

We are seeking applications from experienced, highly skilled candidates who have experience in one of these areas, Support Coordination, Psychosocial/Mental Health, Case Management, or a similar role.

INDIGENOUS APPLICANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

Key Responsibilities and Criteria

• Provide support and assistance to NDIS participants with the implementation of their NDIS plan, linking them to supports and services and monitoring provider service delivery.

• Complete plan review reports, support plans, case notes, and other relevant reporting requirements.

• Document case notes, reports, and evidence in our client information management system (Careview).

• Work with participants to manage/direct their own supports.

• Building relationships with service providers and liaise with them to coordinate and implement supports and services for NDIS participants.

• Work closely with Plan Managers and NDIA in managing and monitoring participants NDIS plan funding.

• You will be required to travel to some outlying Indigenous communities in the region, working with ATSI culture and diverse groups.

Essential Criteria

• Blue Card - Working with Children Check (WWCC) or ability to get one.

• NDIS Worker Screening Check (Yellow Card) or ability to get one.

• Valid Driver’s Licence

• Experience with driving on unsealed roads

Applicants are invited to submit their resume, plus a single-page cover letter addressed to the Managing Director, explaining the skills and experience you will bring to Xtremecare. Applications without a resume and cover letter will not be considered.

Applications should be submitted to marjorie@xtremecare.com.au by COB 8th February 2023. For further information regarding this position please contact Marjorie Tatipata, Xtremecare office 07 5514 6500 or Mobile 0402 611 642.

Please note only candidates shortlisted for this role will be contacted.

Ngan Aak-Kunch Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (ICN 4097) (as agent for the Wik and Wik Way People) is identified as the ‘Aboriginal party’ (as defined by Part 4 of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003) for most of the Plan Area (above and landwards of the coastal high water mark for Spring tides). For the remainder of the Plan Area (below and seaward of the coastal high water mark for Spring tides), in respect of which there is no ‘Aboriginal cultural heritage body’ (as defined by Part 4 of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003), Tony Kerindun and Loyla Chevathun have been identified as Aboriginal parties.

Project: The Aurukun Bauxite Project would involve the development, construction, commissioning, operation, decommissioning and rehabilitation of a bauxite mine, together with all other buildings, structures, utilities and infrastructure necessary, ancillary to, or convenient for, the operation of such mine, within the Plan Area. Further information is available at www.aurukunbauxite.com.au.

Sponsor’s name: Aurukun Bauxite Management Pty Limited as manager and agent on behalf of the Aurukun Bauxite Project Joint Venture

Contact details: Jason Holt

Jason.Holt@glencore.com.au 0436 488 162

Address for service: Level 44, 1 Macquarie Place, Sydney NSW 2000

Attention: Jason Holt

Jason.Holt@glencore.com.au

For the purpose of this notice the Notice Date is: 6 February 2023

Plan Area – the CHMP will be conducted over an area (refer map) that includes part of the following lots, together with some adjoining land and waters of the Gulf of Carpentaria:

Lot/Plan description: Lot 211 on Survey Plan 241404 (Title Reference 50925478)

Local Government: Aurukun

Lot/Plan description: Lot 7024 on Mine Plan 41159

Local Government: Cook Shire

Locality: Mission River

Nearest Town: Aurukun, which is located approximately 23km (by direct line) south-east of the main mine site within the Plan Area. Weipa is located approximately 35km north of the Plan Area.

Other identifiable features: The Plan Area covers an area west of Aurukun Road, including part of Amban Road, Tapplebang Creek, Coconut Creek and an area of the coast between False Pera Head/Amban Outstation (to the south) and Norman Creek (to the north).

If you are, or you have been nominated to act on the behalf of, an Aboriginal Party (as defined by Part 4 of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003), and you wish to take part in developing the CHMP, written notice must be given to the Sponsor by 10 March 2023.

The Sponsor may elect not to endorse any Aboriginal party if the Sponsor is not advised in writing within the required time.

Annual General Meeting

Aurukun Community Indigenous Corporation

Notice of a

Annual General Meeting

The members of the above mentioned corporation, are invited to attend this Annual General Meeting

Date: Wed 8th February 2023

Start Time: 11:30 am

Venue: Aurukun Community Justice Centre

The purpose of this meeting is to

1) Review membership

2) Table financial records and

3) Election of Board of Directors

4) Seek resolution for amendment to ACIC constitution

For those members wishing to nominate for the upcoming Board positions, please be aware of the change to corporation legislation.

ALL MEMBERS WISHING TO NOMINATE FOR A BOARD POSITION MUST HAVE APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED THEIR “INDIVIDUAL DIRECTOR I’D NUMBER” PRIOR TO THE MEETING DATE. WITHOUT THIS, ACIC IS UNABLE TO ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION TO A BOARD POSITION.

If you are unable to attend and wish to arrange a Proxy, or you require transport on the day of the meeting, please contact Stuart Marquardt at the Justice Centre on 0437 640 747

By (Harriet Pootchemunka) (ACIC Chairperson)