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Resources Pty Ltd
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Mustering Goods and Services to You
Jukawalyi Resources Pty Ltd was established in 2018 and is owned by Aboriginal members of the Njamal traditional ownership group who occupy the inland area of the Degrey River, in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. Jukawalyi provides comprehensive services to the mining and civil sector in the local area with facilities in Perth and Port Hedland.
Jukawalyi (pronounced Jooga-wal-yee) is an Aboriginal word from the Njamal language. The name was given to director Joanne, by her mother Jane, and pays homage to her great grandmother’s birthplace along the Oakover River. The nearby Warragine station where the family worked and established their independence is represented by the cattle imagery.
Our strategy is to provide comprehensive services to the mining industry, their contractors and subcontractors that are developing infrastructure on country by utilising our local knowledge and expertise. Our business development team, Joanne Taylor and Peter van den Berg, work with mining companies and their network of contractors and subcontractors to identify their transport needs and ensure that Indigenous opportunities are maximised.
We provide access to general freight fleet and equipment including:
Jukawalyi (pronounced Jooga-wal-yee) is an Aboriginal word from the Njamal language. The name was given to director Joanne, by her mother Jane, and pays homage to her great grandmother’s birthplace along the Oakover River. The nearby Warragine station where the family worked and established their independence is represented by the cattle imagery.
Our strategy is to provide comprehensive services to the mining industry, their contractors and subcontractors that are developing infrastructure on country by utilising our local knowledge and expertise. Our business development team, Joanne Taylor and Peter van den Berg, work with mining companies and their network of contractors and subcontractors to identify their transport needs and ensure that Indigenous opportunities are maximised.
We provide access to general freight fleet and equipment including:
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The Jukawalyi Story
Jukawalyi, pronounced Jooga-wal-yee, is an Aboriginal word from the Njamal language. The name was given to director Joanne Taylor by her mother, Jane Taylor.
This is her story about her lineage and ties to cattle farming:
This is her story about her lineage and ties to cattle farming:
My mother is a Njamal Traditional Elder, born at the Warragine Station in Njamal Country.
My grandmother, Daisy (Aboriginal name: Inyabung), was born at the Braeside Station in Njamal country.
My great grandmother, Dinah (Aboriginal name: Yaandibinya), was born on the banks of the Oakover River (Pupurinya) in Jukawalyi, near the old Warragine Station.
Across the generations, the family established their own independence despite the troubled times, through hard work and perseverance at the stations.
It’s with great honour that we feature the Jukawalyi name and the image of the cattle for our business. We vow to continue the strong work ethic and strategic investments that give respect to our elders, our people and country.
