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KKPAC is very proud to share the exciting news that after a long wait (and a lot of behind-the-scenes work), we can finally confirm KKPAC has successfully secured Federal grant funding for three years that will increase our Ranger team (of 4 positions) with an additional 13 positions and two satellite bases.   The funding boost from the National Indigenous Australians Agency ( NIAA ) in Canberra, led by Minister Malandirri McCarthy, will help KKPAC deliver on the guidance of

It was a big night for Kabi Kabi.  KKPAC was honoured to attend the Noosa Biosphere Awards Ceremony on 13 November 2025, where we warmly welcomed by Kerry Neil and took to the stage to present the Social Impact Award. This category shines a light on the projects across the Noosa region that create positive change, support communities and help care for people and country.  The Social Impact Award winner was Zero Emissions Noosa, recognising their work to instal solar for low-i

Cultural Heritage work is a key strategic pillar of KKPAC’s responsibilities (Healthy Country Plan 2022-32).  The work of cultural heritage is critically important in caring for country and culture - and is also a proud pathway to a career for Kabi Kabi people in land management, and cultural professions such as anthropology or archaeology. KKPAC will always work alongside specialist technical advisors.  However in the past few months the KKPAC team has moved quickly to set u

In August, a group of our Kabi Kabi Land and Sea Rangers had the opportunity to participate in the QILSR Leadership Program, held right here on the Kabi Kabi country 19-21 August 2025.

The Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal Corporation has joined the Blue Heart Sunshine Coast project as an official partner.

On 17 June 2024, the Federal Court of Australia handed down a consent determination recognising that Native Title exists over Kabi Kabi Country.