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E-mail: [email protected]
Postal: P.O. Box 168, Goondiwindi QLD 4390
Address: 78 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi QLD 4390

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E: [email protected]

Mailing Address:
PO Box 603, Cannon Hill QLD 4170

BNTAC On Country Office Address:
79 Marshall Street, Goondiwindi QLD 4390

The Bigambul People

Welcome to the official website of the Bigambul Traditional Owners.

This site has been created for the families of Bigambul to remain updated on the many exciting items and events that are happening for our people. It is also a great way to share the stories of our people and for others to learn about us.

We would also like to use this site to share information and promote our business to other Indigenous people & the wider community.

We are hoping this site will have something for everyone with

  • Bigambul History
  • Information on Indigenous Land Use Agreements
  • Employment & Training opportunities
  • Upcoming events in Indigenous communities
  • Stories of inspirational Bigambul people from sports to musicians and most importantly, our Elders.

Here are just some of many proud Bigambul descendants:

Cheryl Moggs

Cheryl Moggs – Artist

Emerging artist and art teacher Cheryl Moggs is a Bigambul woman who lives on country in Goondiwindi, Queensland.

In 2018, Cheryl gained widespread recognition after winning the NAIDOC Poster Competition with her artwork, ‘tarmunggie – Woman’.

Roger Knox

Roger Knox

Roger Knox is Bigambul/Kamilaroi man who has written some of the most memorable songs like Koori Rose, Streets of Tamworth and Warrior in chains. His son Buddy Knox is a well known Aboriginal blues singer who has performed at a number of festivals and events across Australia and internationally.

Chris Sandow

Chris Sandow

Chris Sandow  is currently playing in the NRL for the Parramatta Eels.

He is a Bigambul/ Gubbi Gubbi man who calls Cherbourg home.

It is our hope to build a stronger future for our families by creating employment and training opportunities, economic growth and sustainability for not only Bigambul people but for all indigenous Australians.