This week marks an important milestone in the Kokatha story.
On 1 September 2014, Kokatha people gathered at Andamooka Station as the Federal Court formally handed down the Kokatha Native Title Consent Determination, legally recognising our enduring connection to our Country.
It was a day of celebration and and pride. But behind that celebration was a long and difficult journey.
For generations, Kokatha people fought to have our connection to Country recognised.
The journey to Native Title was challenging and, at times, marked by conflict, pain and fear.
Twelve years on, we can look back with enormous pride at how far we’ve come.
Kokatha Aboriginal Corporation has grown into a strong and proud organisation, working to support our members, care for Country, create employment, build businesses and ensure the benefits of our Native Title flow back to the Kokatha community.
We honour those who came before us. We remember the Elders who carried our culture, stories and connection to Country through difficult times. And we acknowledge the strength and determination of the Kokatha people who never gave up.
This week, we celebrate 12 years of recognition, resilience, strength and achievement, and we look forward to building on the work of our Elders to create an even stronger future for our children.
One People | One Country | One Dreaming 
