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[REGS 30 attachment] Communities Subsidised under the RASS Program REGION 1 PILBARA - All in Western Australia (Golden Eagle Airlines) 1. Tangadee Station 2. Prairie Downs Station 3. Turee Creek Station 4. Jigalong Community 5. Balfour Downs Station 6. Parnngurr Aboriginal Community (Cotton Creek) 7. Punmu Aboriginal Corporation 8. Kunawarritji Aboriginal Community (Well 33) 9. Hillside Station 10. Warrawagine Station 11. Yarrie Station REGION 2 KIMBERLEY Communities in NT are shown, otherwise all in WA (Golden Eagle Airlines) 12. Myroodah Station 13. Kalyeeda Station 14. Beefwood Park Station 15. Bohemia Downs 16. Yampi Field Training Area (previously Kimbolton and Oobagooma Stations) 17. Mt Hart (Wilderness Lodge) 18. Beverley Springs Station 19. Mt House Station 20. Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary (Old Mornington Homestead) 21. Tablelands Station (Yulmbu Aboriginal Corporation) 22. Mt Elizabeth Station 23. Kandiwal Aboriginal Corporation 24. Kalumburu Mission 25. Theda Station 26. Doongan Station 27. Drysdale River Station 28. Ellenbrae Station 29. Home Valley Station 30. Ringer Soak Aboriginal Community (Kundat Djaru) 31. Bililuna Station (Mindibungu Aboriginal Corporation) 32. Mulan Aboriginal Community (Lake Gregory) 33. Inverway Station (NT) 34. Balgo Aboriginal Community 35. Gibb River Station 36. Nicholson Station 37. Birrindudu Station (NT) 38. Dampier Downs 39. Oombulgurri Aboriginal Association 40. Flora Valley Station 41. Liveringa Station 42. Nerrima Station 43. Millajidee (Kadjina Community) 44. Noonkanbah (Yungnora Association) * (RASS app received Aug 04) 45. Mt Barnett *(remain on RASS as difficulties in obtaining app, ICC advises community needs RASS). 1 [REGS 30 attachment] REGION 3 CHANNEL COUNTRY Communities in Queensland are shown, otherwise all in South Australia (West Wing Aviation) 46. Marree township 47. Dulkaninna Station 48. Etadunna Station 49. Mulka Station 50. Clifton Hills Station 51. Pandie Pandie Station 52. Cordillo Downs Station 53. Innamincka township and station (using station airstrip) 54. Merty Merty Station 55. Moolawatana Station 56. Roseberth Station –(QLD) 57. Durrie Station – (QLD) 58. Glengyle Station – (QLD) 59. Durham Downs Station – (QLD) 60. Cowarie Station 61. Mungerannie Station REGION 4 CAPE BARREN ISLAND - Tasmania (Aerotechnology Pty Ltd) 62. Cape Barren Island REGION 5 CAPE YORK – All in Queensland (Lip Air Pty Ltd t/a Aero- Tropics) 63. Robin Hood Station 64. Georgetown Post Office 65. Abingdon Downs Station 66. Torwood Station 67. Wrotham Park Station 68. Bellevue Station 69. Mt Mulgrave Station 70. Gamboola Station 71. Highbury Station 72. Dunbar Station 73. Dinah Island Station 74. Inkerman Station 75. Rutland Plains Station 76. Drumduff Station 77. Strathleven Station 78. Pinnacles Station 79. Balurga Station 80. Southwell Station 81. Strathmay Station 82. Strathburn Station 83. Strathhaven Station 84. Dixie Station 85. Mary Valley Station 86. Lakefield National Park 87. New Laura Ranger Station 88. Battle Camp Station 89. Musgrave Roadhouse 90. Violet Vale Station 91. Lilyvale Station 2 [REGS 30 attachment] 92. Yarraden Station 93. Crystal Vale Station 94. Holroyd River Station 95. Rokeby (Mungkan Kaaju National Park) 96. Archer River Roadhouse / Wolverton Station 97. Orchid Creek Station 98. Piccaninny Plains Station 99. Merluna Station 100. Watson River Station 101. Wattle Hill Station 102. Batavia Downs Station 103. Moreton township 104. Croydon township 105. Bramwell Station 106. Strathgordon Station 107. Silver Plains Station 108. Glen Garland Station 109. Vanrook Station 110. Heathlands Ranger Base 111. Kendall River Station 112. Koolatah Station 113. Kalinga Station 114. Sudley Station 115. Koolburra Station 116. Palmerville Station 117. Fairlight Station 118. King Junction Station 119. Laura (township) 120. Dorunda Station 121. Kingvale Station* (app approved Oct 04) 122. Hicks Island * (app approved Jan 05) 123. Imooya Station * (app approved Jan 05) REGION 6 GULF COUNTRY Communities in NT are shown, otherwise all in Queensland (West Wing Aviation) 124. Lake Nash Station / Alpurrurulam Aboriginal Community (NT) 125. Austral Downs Station (NT) 126. Headingly Station 127. Barkly Downs Station 128. Herbertvale Station 129. Bowthorn Station 130. Lawn Hill Station 131. Hell’s Gate Roadhouse/Cliffdale Station 132. Augustus Downs Station 133. Wondoola Station 134. Iffley Station 135. Tobermorey Station 136. Manners Creek Station 137. Gregory Downs (township) 138. Lorraine Station 3 [REGS 30 attachment] REGION 7 NORTHERN TERRITORY - NORTH OF TENNANT CREEK - All in NT (Syncom Pty Ltd t/a Chartair) 139. Bunda Station 140. Riveren Station 141. McDonald Bore Station 142. Camfield Station 143. Montejinni Station 144. Gilnockie Station 145. Killarney Station 146. Yarralin (Walpiri Aboriginal Community) 147. Humbert River Station 148. Kidman Springs Station 149. Limbunya Station 150. Waterloo Station 151. Legune Station 152. Bullo River Station 153. Auvergne Station 154. Bulman Aboriginal Community 155. Hodgson Downs (Alawa) Aboriginal Community (Minyeri) 156. Hodgson River Station 157. Linman National Park (Nathan River Homestead) 158. Tanumbirini Station 159. McArthur River (Bessie Springs) Station 160. Borroloola township 161. Pungalina Station 162. Mungoorbada Aboriginal Community (Robinson River) 163. Wollogorang Station/Roadhouse 164. Redbank Mine 165. Calvert Hills Station 166. Kiana Station 167. Mallapunya Springs Station 168. Wallhallow Station 169. Benmara Station 170. Ucharonidge Station 171. Mittiebah Station 172. Suplejack Station 173. Kildurk Station (Amanbidji/Mialuni) 174. Nelson Springs Station 175. Urapunga School 176. Bunbidee (Pigeon Hole) Community * (app approved Sep 04) 177. Wave Hill Station * (app approved Sep 04) REGION 8 NORTHERN TERRITORY – SOUTH OF TENNANT CREEK – Communities in Western Australia and South Australia are shown, otherwise all in NT (Syncom Pty Ltd t/a Chartair) 178. Lambina Station (SA) 179. Todmorden Station (SA) 180. Tieyon Station (SA) 181. Mt Dare Homestead/Motel (SA) 182. New Crown Station 183. Finke (Apatula) 4 [REGS 30 attachment] 184. Andado Station 185. Lilla Creek Station 186. Idracowra Station 187. Kiwirrkurra (Ngaanyatjarra Aboriginal Community (WA) 188. Vaughan Springs Station 189. Mt Denison Station 190. Willowra School/Community 191. Tanami Downs Station 192. Rabbit Flat Roadhouse 193. The Garden Station 194. Alcoota Station (share airstrip with Engawaca Aboriginal Community) 195. Harts Range (Atitjere Aboriginal Community) 196. Jervois Station 197. Tarlton Downs Station 198. Lucy Creek Station 199. Urapuntja Council – based at Arlparra (Utopia) 200. Ammaroo Station 201. Ampilatwatja Aboriginal Community 202. Argadargada Station 203. Annitowa Station 204. Epenarra Aboriginal Community/Station 205. Canteen Creek Aboriginal Community (Owairtilla) 206. Elkedra Station 207. Umbeara Station 208. Arramwelke Aboriginal Corporation (Baikal Airstrip) 209. Marqua Station 210. Numery Station * (app approved Sep 04) 211. Ringwood Station * (app approved Sep 04) 212. Ooratippra Station * 213. Delmore Downs Station* (app approved Dec 04) 214. Yuelamu Aboriginal Community* (app approved Dec 04) REGION 9 DESERT COUNTRY - Communities as shown (Aboriginal Air Services) 215. Cosmo Newberry (Ngaanyatjarra Aboriginal Community) (WA) 216. Tjirrkali (Ngaanyatjarra Aboriginal Community) (WA) 217. Patjarr (Ngaanyatjarra Aboriginal Community) (WA) 218. Tjuntjuntjarra Aboriginal Community (WA) 219. Ilkurlka Aboriginal Community (WA) 220. Mt Lindsay (Pitjantjatjara Lands) (SA) 221. Nyapari (Pitjantjatjara Lands) (SA) 222. Docker River Aboriginal Community (NT) 5.
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