Gas from the Beetaloo to revitalise the Barkly
The Appraisal Gas Agreement between Native Title Holders and Tamboran will see gas supplied to the Northern Territory market in the coming days. The Appraisal Gas Agreement between Native Title Holders and Tamboran will see gas supplied to the Northern Territory market in the coming days. At the end of 2024, Native Title Holders consented to the sale of appraisal gas of up to 60 TJ per day from the Shenandoah South (SS) Pilot Project over a three-year period. The Northern Land Council (NLC) supported Native Title Holders through negotiations with Tamboran to reach the Agreement, with outcomes that will see jobs and benefits for Native Title Holders. Traditional Owners want an active role in what happens on their country and are looking forward to growth and investment in local communities and in the township of Elliott. Genuine partnership with Traditional Owners is key for economic growth for the whole Territory. For over two years, Jingli-Mudbarra Native Title Holders negotiated for substantial improvements to living standards and economic development opportunities for Elliott, Marlinja (Newcastle Waters) and other surrounding communities and outstations. The NLC will continue to administer the Agreement on behalf of Native Title Holders to make sure Tamboran meets its obligations. The Barkly is home to a proud and rich Indigenous culture kept alive by Traditional Owners of the region. Quotes attributed to NLC Chair, Matthew Ryan “Today is an example of what can be achieved when Native Title Holders have a seat at the table with industry.” “Working with Traditional Owners is key for economic growth for the whole Territory.” “Native Title Holders are supporting growth in the Territory. We need to ensure that places like Elliott and the Barkly reap the benefits of this agreement, such as improved living standards, roads and services." “Doing the project the right way, through native title holder consent ensures that culture and country is protected for generations to come.” Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Jeremy Jackon “We are working with Tamboran to see investment in our communities, skills training and job opportunities for our Traditional Owners and local mob.” Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Native title holder Ben Ulamari “With this project, we are making sure our culture is respected and our people are not forgotten. We are forgotten by government after government – we just want to make sure our kids get good education, work opportunities and services like all Australians.” Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Rosemary Raymond “Elliott is a forgotten town. We need a better future for our children.”
The Appraisal Gas Agreement between Native Title Holders and Tamboran will see gas supplied to the Northern Territory market in the coming days.
The Appraisal Gas Agreement between Native Title Holders and Tamboran will see gas supplied to the Northern Territory market in the coming days.
At the end of 2024, Native Title Holders consented to the sale of appraisal gas of up to 60 TJ per day from the Shenandoah South (SS) Pilot Project over a three-year period.
The Northern Land Council (NLC) supported Native Title Holders through negotiations with Tamboran to reach the Agreement, with outcomes that will see jobs and benefits for Native Title Holders.
Traditional Owners want an active role in what happens on their country and are looking forward to growth and investment in local communities and in the township of Elliott. Genuine partnership with Traditional Owners is key for economic growth for the whole Territory.
For over two years, Jingli-Mudbarra Native Title Holders negotiated for substantial improvements to living standards and economic development opportunities for Elliott, Marlinja (Newcastle Waters) and other surrounding communities and outstations.
The NLC will continue to administer the Agreement on behalf of Native Title Holders to make sure Tamboran meets its obligations.
The Barkly is home to a proud and rich Indigenous culture kept alive by Traditional Owners of the region.
Quotes attributed to NLC Chair, Matthew Ryan
“Today is an example of what can be achieved when Native Title Holders have a seat at the table with industry.”
“Working with Traditional Owners is key for economic growth for the whole Territory.”
“Native Title Holders are supporting growth in the Territory. We need to ensure that places like Elliott and the Barkly reap the benefits of this agreement, such as improved living standards, roads and services."
“Doing the project the right way, through native title holder consent ensures that culture and country is protected for generations to come.”
Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Jeremy Jackon
“We are working with Tamboran to see investment in our communities, skills training and job opportunities for our Traditional Owners and local mob.”
Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Native title holder Ben Ulamari
“With this project, we are making sure our culture is respected and our people are not forgotten. We are forgotten by government after government – we just want to make sure our kids get good education, work opportunities and services like all Australians.”
Quotes attributed to Native Title Holder Rosemary Raymond
“Elliott is a forgotten town. We need a better future for our children.”
