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Our people have retained our distinctive culture and we are living proof of our continuous occupation and cultural practice. Our traditional practices have been upheld in contemporary form. Our People travel regularly through Quandamooka land and sea caring for Country. Through consultations with our Elders and the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation, we work together to protect our lands and sea country in many ways, including taking part in cultural heritage management, Environmental Impact Assessments, negotiating over developments, educating the public and maintaining land and sea management responsibilities. Caring for our Country is our business. It always has been and always will be.

We sing its songs, tell it’s stories and dance to its rhythms to give honour and thanks to keep our place in it’s heart.

Answer 1

We, as a community, maintain our unique culture and are living evidence of our long-standing presence and cultural traditions. Our traditional practices continue to exist in a contemporary manner. We regularly traverse Quandamooka land and sea, ensuring its preservation. By engaging in discussions with our elders and the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation, we collaborate to safeguard our lands and sea, through activities like cultural heritage management, Environmental Impact Assessments, development negotiations, public education, and maintaining land and sea management responsibilities. Caring for our Country is our primary responsibility, one that we have always upheld and will continue to do so. Through singing its songs, telling its stories, and dancing to its rhythms, we express gratitude and reverence, maintaining our place within its heart.

Answer 2

Our people maintain our unique culture, serving as living evidence of our continuous presence and cultural traditions. We have preserved our traditional practices in a modern context. Additionally, we regularly traverse Quandamooka land and sea to care for our Country. Through collaboration with our Elders and the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation, we engage in various efforts to safeguard our lands and sea country. This includes participating in cultural heritage management, conducting Environmental Impact Assessments, negotiating on development matters, educating the public, and fulfilling land and sea management responsibilities. Caring for our Country is our primary focus, as it has always been and always will be. We sing its songs, share its stories, and dance to its rhythms with gratitude and reverence to maintain our connection to it.