BRAD GOODE & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD COMPANY PROFILE ABORIGINAL HERITAGE SERVICES. A Tender Document prepared for the provision of.

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1 BRAD GOODE & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD COMPANY PROFILE A Tender Document prepared for the provision of ABORIGINAL HERITAGE SERVICES February 2017

2 CONTENTS IDENTITY OF RESPONDENT... 3 COMPANY PROFILE... 4 PURPOSE AND AIM OF THE COMPANY... 4 PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL & ASSOCIATES... 4 SERVICES OF THE COMPANY... 6 REFEREES... 7 CURRICULUM VITAE OF PERSONNEL... 8 MR BRAD GOODE... 8 DR STEPHEN BENNETTS... 9 MS LOUISE HUXTABLE MR GRANT PRELLER MRS JACQUELINE HARRIS MR TOM O REILLY MR STUART JOHNSTON MS SALLY MCGANN MR PAUL GREENFELD INSURANCE COVERAGE BRAD GOODE & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD SCHEDULE OF RATES DAA CATALOGUE OF REPORTS... 27

3 NAME OF LEGAL ENTITY: BRAD GOODE & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD REGISTERED BUSINESS NAME (TRADING NAME): Pty Ltd IDENTITY OF RESPONDENT ABN ACN ADDRESS: (Registered office or principal place of business) 79 NATURALISTE TERRACE DUNSBOROUGH WA 6281 Business postal Address: AS ABOVE TELEPHONE NO: (08) FACSIMILE NO: Not available MOBILE NO: NAME OF CONTACT PERSON: Brad e - Managing Director Senior Anthropologist

4 COMPANY PROFILE PURPOSE AND AIM OF THE COMPANY In 1996 Pty Ltd, formed a multi-disciplinary consultancy team of independent heritage professionals to conduct Aboriginal heritage assessments for Government agencies, private proponents L Councils in compliance with the n Aboriginal Heritage Act The cooperative model forming the ethos behind the business has enabled the company to take advantage of a wide range of skill sets experience, extensive networks within Aboriginal community groups L Councils, has given the company the necessary experience the capacity to service client s needs throughout the state of. Since its inception the company has submitted in excess of 300 Aboriginal heritage assessment survey reports, a multitude of heritage management plans, site recording forms section 18 consent notices to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs in line with the legislative requirements under the Aboriginal Heritage Act s produced by Brad e Pty Ltd have consistently met the requirements of the ACMC when submitted for consideration to support ministerial consent notices under section 18 applications (see Appendix 2: DAA Catalogue of s). Brad e Pty Ltd has a 9 person project team that has the capacity to deliver the requested heritage surveys within the specified time frames. Brad e has consistently met time frames for delivery of projects since its inception. PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL & ASSOCIATES Mr Brad e is the Managing Director of the company, provides the office support staff is the principal Anthropologist. Mr Brad e has a major in Aboriginal Intercultural Studies from Edith Cowan University a B.A. in Anthropology Sociology from Curtin University. Mr Brad e has a trusted reputation rapport with many Aboriginal communities gained by 21 years of field experience in the South West, Goldfields, Pilbara, the Mid-West Gascoyne, Perth Metropolitan area. Mr Brad e has good working relations with the appropriate Aboriginal l councils that govern native title heritage matters in these regions. Mr e is a full professional member of the Anthropological Society of (see ASWA website). Ms Louise Huxtable is an Anthropologist that works in the company conducts female gender specific ethnographic surveys. Ms Huxtable holds a BA (Hons) in Anthropology from the University of has excellent communication skills high a competence in research report writing. Ms Huxtable is a full professional member of the Anthropological Society of Western (see ASWA website). Dr Stephen Bennetts has recently joined the team. Dr Stephen Bennetts has a BA (Hons) from ANU, a MA in Linguistics from Sydney University a PhD from the University of WA. Dr Bennetts has worked extensively in Native Title research in WA the NT has experience in Aboriginal heritage throughout WA. Dr Bennetts brings a wealth of experience to the company has excellent communication research skills at the highest level can provide detailed reports to meet all requirements of the AHA the Native Title Act. Dr Bennetts is a full professional member of the Anthropological Society of.

5 Mr Grant Preller has also recently joined Pty Ltd as a consultant Anthropologist. Mr Preller has a Bachelor of Social Science (Social Psychology) from the University of Cape Town in South Africa Master in Applied Anthropology Participatory Development (Society Environment) from the ANU. Mr Preller was previously with Fortescue Metals Groups Heritage Department, holding both Heritage Approvals Compliance Superintendent Roles. Mr Preller worked across all aspects of Cultural heritage management ranging from the coordination of archaeological ethnographic heritage surveys across the Pilbara, the development implementation of FMG s project-wide cultural heritage management plans, through to preparation, coordination submission of numerous applications to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs under Section 18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act. Following FMG, Mr Preller moved across to the Roy Hill Project as Lead - Aboriginal Heritage Local Lholder Relations manager. Mr Preller is a full professional member of the Anthropological Society of (see ASWA website). can provide clients with a range of Archaeological services. Mrs Jacqueline Harris is the companies senior Archaeologist holding a BA (Hons) in Archaeology from the University of n. Mrs Harris has in excess of 26 years of experience as a consultant in all regions of the state is the Treasurer of the Australasian Association of Professional Archaeologist &. Mr Thomas O Reilly conducts Archaeological survey work for the company. Mr O Reilly has a Bachelor of Economics a BA (Hons) in Archaeology from the University of n. Mr O Reilly has 15 years experience in survey work in all regions of the state is currently the Secretary of the Australasian Association of Professional Archaeologist &. Mr Stuart Johnston is an Archaeologist that has worked for the company for 6 years. Mr Johnston has a BA (Hons) in Archaeology from the University of n has worked in the Pilbara the South West since graduation. Mr Johnston s honors thesis involved the identification recording of Aboriginal stone tool artefacts their significance under the AHA. Ms Sally McGann is an Archaeologist that has recently joined BGA as a contractor/associate. Ms McGann has worked in the Aboriginal Heritage field for 23 years. Ms McGann has a Master s Degree in Science (Archaeology) from the University of certificates in GIS from ESRI has completed courses in Heritage Conservation & Management from Curtin University. Ms McGann has worked as a consultant Archaeologist for various heritage firms from 2000 to 2003 before joining BHP Billiton. Ms McGann joined DAA in 2008 became a Senior Heritage Officer a role that continued up to Ms McGann is Member of the n Archaeological Association. Mr Paul Greenfeld from Deep Woods Surveys (WA) Pty Ltd provides the company with contract Archaeological survey services for larger projects. The director Mr Paul Greenfeld is an experienced Archaeologist Anthropologist who holds a BA (Hons) in Archaeology Post Graduate Diploma in Anthropology from the University of Western n. Mr Greenfeld has formerly worked in the northeast Goldfields region for WMC Resources was formerly a Department of Aboriginal Affairs Heritage Officer. Mr Greenfelds Company has completed many mining related surveys in the Thalanyji country over several years gaining a valuable insight into the archaeological lscape site patterning of the region. Mr Greenfelds Company has conducted contract work in association with BGA since 2002.

6 Pty Ltd professional research team is supported by office staff Mrs Leah Mackie. The office is located in Dunsborough in the South West region provides all professional staff with administrative assistance GIS mapping in Arc-View Version 10 report production printing services. SERVICES OF THE COMPANY Since its inception has provided the below listed services to Government agencies, L Councils private proponents throughout the whole of : Archaeological Ethnographic Aboriginal Heritage Surveys Due Diligence Risk Assessments s Archaeological Monitoring & Salvage Aboriginal Community Liaison & Native Title Negotiation Cultural Values Studies Cultural Heritage Management Plans GIS Site & Cultural Mapping Preparation of all relevant documentation pertaining to the requirements of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 Brad e also employs a number of key Aboriginal people in each region as liaison consultants. Where possible, Brad e Pty Ltd works closely with Aboriginal L Councils Aboriginal Corporations in order to identify appropriate individuals within Native Title Claim groups to be consulted about heritage matters. Aboriginal people from the community in which the survey is being conducted are always employed as assistants with the. Heritage work has been undertaken in the Great Southern, Pilbara, Southwest, Goldfields, Midwest- Gascoyne Perth Metropolitan Regions. Regular clients have included Telstra, Main Roads, Water Corporation Department of Parks & Wildlife, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Department of Water Shire Councils, inclusive of the Busselton, Bunbury, Margaret River, Albany, Collie, Kalamunda, the Ashburton Shires. Heritage work is also completed for Aboriginal L Councils, principally SWALSC, YMAC, environmental companies such as Jacobs Limited, GHD Pty Ltd, RPS Environmental, AECOM, as well as mining companies such as FMG, BHP, Worsley Alumina, Griffin Coal, Wesfarmers Premier Coal, Tectonic Resources, Grange Resources, Hastings Resources, Kingston Resources, Galaxy Resources. Brad e is a panel consultant for SWALSC, YMAC, Water Corporation Main Roads.

7 REFEREES COMPANY Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC) Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation (BTAC) South West Aboriginal L Sea Council (SWALSC) CONTACT Ms Lawrence Hillary Heritage Officer (08) or lhillary@ymac.org.au Ms Glenys Hayes Consultant (08) glenys@thalanyji.com.au Mr Wayne Nannup Chief Executive Officer (08) Wayne.Nannup@noongar.org.au Ms Audrey Ugle Cultural Advisor (08) Audrey.Ugle@noongar.org.au Department of Aboriginal Affairs Mr Cesar Rodriquez Manager Approvals Advice (08) or Cesar.Rodriquez@daa.wa.gov.au Mr Robert Reynolds, Senior Heritage Officer (08) or Robert.Reynolds@daa.wa.gov.au Main Roads Mr Todd Craig Heritage Officer (08) todd.craig@mainroads.wa.gov.au Mr Neil McCarthy Environmental Officer (08) or neil.mccarthy@mainroads.wa.gov.au Southern Ports Authority Mr Duncan Gordon Health Safety & Environment Officer (08) Duncan.Gordon@byport.com.au

8 MR BRAD GOODE Principal Anthropologist Pty Ltd CURRICULUM VITAE OF PERSONNEL PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mr Brad e was born in South Perth moved to Busselton in the South West region where he completed his schooling. Following his secondary schooling Mr e continued to further education as a mature age student at Edith Cowan in Bunbury then at Curtin University. In 1996 Mr e commenced his consultancy business as a freelance Aboriginal heritage consultant gained considerable experience in Figure 1: Mr Brad e. Aboriginal heritage over the past 17 years working in the Great Southern, Pilbara, South West, Goldfield, Midwest Perth Metropolitan regions. Over 250 reports have been produced detailing the results of Aboriginal heritage desktop studies, ethnographic archaeological surveys, arranged salvage excavations monitoring programs that have been lodged with the Department of Aboriginal Affairs (see DAA catalogue of reports). Regular clients include Telstra, Main Roads, Water Corporation Department of Environment Conservation, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Shire Councils inclusive of the Busselton, Bunbury, Margaret River, Albany, Collie Ashburton Shires; Environmental companies such as RPS Environmental, AECOM (formerly Maunsell) mining companies such as FMG, BHP, Worsley Alumina, Griffin Coal, Wesfarmers Premier Coal, Tectonic Resources, Grange Resources Galaxy Resources. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1990 Bachelor of Arts Aboriginal Intercultural Studies Edith Cowan University, Bunbury 1992 Bachelor of Arts Social Science (Anthropology/Sociology), Curtin University RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 1996 to 2013 Principal Anthropologist for Pty Ltd Prequalified Consultant for Main Roads ETS Contract, the Water Corporation, SWALSC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Australasian Association of Professional Incorporated (AAPCAA) Anthropological Society of (ASWA) ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE Mr e has been nominated as a preferred consultant with the Gnaala Karla Booja WC98/58, the Harris Family WC96/41 Yued WC97/71 native title claim groups liaises closely with the South West Aboriginal L Sea Council (SWALSC) to consult with appropriate people during ethnographic consultations.

9 DR STEPHEN BENNETTS Consultant Anthropologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Dr Stephen Bennetts has over 20 years experience as an anthropologist in the Northern Territory. He has worked extensively with Western Desert people for the Central L Council in Central (1994-6), Ngaanyatjarra Council in the Laverton Warburton areas (1996-8), through the University of s Centre for Anthropological Research (2000-1) on the Martu native title claim in the East Pilbara (2000-1). Since 2003, he has worked as a Figure 2: Dr Stephen Bennetts consultant anthropologist for the Northern L Council on heritage native title issues in Arnhem L, the Barkly Tablel Gulf Country in the Northern Territory, has also carried out heritage survey work in the Southwest Southern Goldfields [ie Ngadju country] region for Goldfields L Sea Council, for the Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority (NT) on cultural repatriation issues for Wangka Maya Aboriginal Language Centre, Port Hedl (2001-2). [He was co-editor of the Indigenous Law Bulletin editor of the n Indigenous Law er at the Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales from 1998 to EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1987 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) [Classical Studies], n National University, Canberra 1993 MA (Applied Linguistics, Regional Languages of & the Pacific), Sydney University 1996 Graduate Diploma (Communication) University of Technology, Sydney (including Pitjantjara I & II courses through University of South Distance Education) PhD (Anthropology) University of [2015 Honorary Research Associate, University College London.] RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2003-current Consultant Anthropologist, Northern L Council PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Member, n Anthropological Society ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE Dr Bennetts has extensive experience as a consultant on all anthropological, native title heritage aspects relating to major mining development projects, including Woodside s Trans Territory Pipeline, Department of Infrastructure, Planning Environment (NT), Telstra, the Department of Mines & Energy (NT) Geological Survey EL applications by Jacara Minerals, Hess Exploration, Armour Energy, Falcon Oil & Gas, Origin Energy many other proponents. He has also prepared numerous expert native title connection reports on behalf of the Northern L Council for pastoral leases in the Top End of the Northern Territory.

10 MS LOUISE HUXTABLE Consultant Anthropologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Ms Louise Huxtable is a consulting anthropologist with excellent communication skills, is a dynamic team player with a keen attention to detail demonstrates a high competence in research word processing skills. Ms Huxtable completed her Bachelor of Arts in 2010 at the University of in Anthropology, Philosophy, History, Humanities Social Sciences. Ms Huxtable completed her Honours in Anthropology in 2011 (UWA). EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Dec 2011 Graduate of BA Honours in Anthropology University of Dec 2010 Graduate Bachelor of Arts Degree University of July 2007 Traineeship/Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing Swan TAFE Perth Figure 3: Ms Huxtable RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2014-current Researcher Field Assistant Brad e Pty Ltd Feb-Nov 2012 Tutor for undergraduate Anthropology students Employed by University of Temp/vacation employment in Administration Employed by Integrity Staffing for various administration duties 2010 Casual position Property Management Employed by JMG Property Group, coordinating property management 2007 Locum veterinary nurse Employed by Royal London Veterinary College (Teaching College) Full-time trainee veterinary nurse, Employed by McGregor Veterinary Clinic OTHER RELEVANT CERTIFICATION Certificate of Basic Wildlife Career Course (DEC) ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE 2014 SWALSC on behalf of Telstra, of an Aboriginal Heritage Survey of Proposed Telstra Communication Towers MNS Mawby (Mt Cooke) MNS Flint: Shires of Beverley Serpentine-Jarrahdale,, May Strategen Environmental on behalf of Main Roads of an Ethnographic Aboriginal Heritage Survey of the Reid Highway Malaga Drive Interchange: Malaga Nora,, May GHD Pty Ltd on behalf of Main Roads, of an Ethnographic Aboriginal Heritage Survey of Proposed Replacement of Bridge 3291A on Southampton Road: Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup,. REFEREES Dr. Debra McDougall (08) Dr. Nicholas Harney (08) Professor of Anthropology Sociology Professor of Anthropology Sociology

11 MR GRANT PRELLER Consultant Anthropologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mr Grant Preller was born in South Africa after completing a Bachelor in Social Science (Social Psychology) at University of Cape Town in 1994, he travelled across Europe, eventually settling in Margaret River, in late In 2008, after 12-years working as an Events Manager, Mr Preller secured Figure 4: Mr Preller a position with Fortescue Metals Groups Heritage Department, holding both Heritage Approvals Compliance Superintendent roles. During this 6 year period, Mr Preller worked across all aspects of Cultural heritage management ranging from the coordination of archaeological ethnographic heritage surveys across the Pilbara, the development implementation of FMG s project-wide cultural heritage management plans, through to preparation, coordination submission of numerous applications to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs under s18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act Following FMG, Mr Preller moved across to the Roy Hill Project (through Samsung C&T) as Lead - Aboriginal Heritage Local Lholder Relations. Due to his experience on several contentious mining projects, Mr Preller was motivated to enrol at the n National University, completing his Master s in Applied Anthropology Participatory Development in 2016 where he specialized in the complexities between Resource Company Traditional Owner relationships. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1994 Bachelor of Social Science (Social Psychology), University of Cape Town, South Africa 2016 Master in Applied Anthropology Participatory Development (Society Environment), n National University. Courses: n Indigenous Development (grade 78%); Social Impact Studies (grade - 69%); Social Mapping & Community Politics (grade 70%); Negotiating Indigenous Environments (grade 78%); State, Society & Natural Resources (grade 70%). RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2008 Heritage Field Officer for Fortescue Metals Group 2008 Heritage Field Coordinator 2008 Heritage Compliance Superintendent 2009 Heritage Approvals Superintendent 2011 Heritage Compliance Superintendent 2013 Lead Heritage Local Lholder Relationships for Samsung C&T (EPC for Roy Hill Project) 2016 Owner/Operator of Squashed Dot HERITAGE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Having worked on two of the largest infrastructure projects constructed over the last decade in, Mr Preller has an excellent understing of Aboriginal heritage management on major development projects the resultant impact on cultural heritage. Mr Preller is experienced in developing long-term communication strategies negotiating with a range of stakeholders to ensure that respective objectives are acknowledged that l access obligations are properly met.

12 MRS JACQUELINE HARRIS Archaeologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mrs Jacqueline Harris is a consulting Archaeologist who has been working with Brad e for the past 12 years. Mrs Harris completed a Bachelor of Arts at the University of in 1988 graduated with Honours in Prehistory. Mrs Harris is based in Perth travels extensively for archaeological surveys required, particularly in the South West region, the Goldfields, the Metropolitan area the Wheatbelt region. Figure 5: Ms Harris. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Matriculation, Siena Dominican Convent, Melbourne year Diploma of Art Studies, Prahran Technical College months Hebrew Study, Beit Hashitta, Israel P/T Diploma of Art Studies, Perth Technical College P/T F/T Prehistory BA (Hons), University of RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS The n Museum, Research/Coordinator, Perth 1988-current Archaeological Consultant May-June 2002 Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Assess consultancy reports site files 2002-current Archaeologist for Pty Ltd PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS The Australasian Association of Professional Incorporated (Treasurer) n Archaeological Association Incorporated (Full member) The Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology (Full member) ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE 1988 to years working full-time as a freelance archaeological consultant. In this capacity worked as a sole consultant archaeologist or in association with Quartermaine, McDonald, Hales &, Macintyre Dobson &. Over 250 reports have been produced detailing the results of Aboriginal heritage desktop studies, native title archival work, heritage surveys, industrial archaeology, salvage excavations, monitoring programs, management planning historical desktop studies. Heritage surveys have been undertaken in the South West, Northern Eastern Goldfields, Pilbara, Nullabor, Great Little Sy Desert Kimberley region. Regular clients have included Telstra, Optus, BHP Billiton, Hamersley Iron, Main Roads, Water Corporation Western Power in addition to environmental companies, architects, mining development companies.

13 MR TOM O REILLY Archaeologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mr O Reilly has been activity involved in the archaeological component of heritage surveys since 1994 worked as an independent consultant archaeologist between Since 2003 Mr O Reilly has been a Director of Artefaxion Pty Ltd continues to work as a principal Archaeologist. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1997 Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) Archaeology, University of 1986 Bachelor of Economics, University of Servite College, Tuart Hill, Figure 6: Mr O Reilly RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Self-employed archaeological consultant present Principal Archaeologist for Artefaxion Pty Ltd present Director of Artefaxion Pty Ltd PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS n Archaeological Association Incorporated Australasian Association of Professional & Incorporated ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE As a consultant Archaeologist, Mr O Reilly has undertaken numerous archaeological surveys in addition to heritage monitoring salvage programmes, excavations for various clients including private developers, large small mining companies government agencies. These surveys have been undertaken in various parts of, including the Pilbara, Murchison, Gascoyne, Goldfields, the Southwest metropolitan area of Perth.

14 MR STUART JOHNSTON Archaeologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mr Stuart Johnston grew up lives in Perth completed a Bachelor of Arts in 2008 then completed a second class honours degree in Archaeology in Mr Johnston has been employed as a consulting archaeologist with Brad e Pty Ltd since EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 2008 Bachelor of Arts completed at the University of (Majoring in History Archaeology) 2009 Honours completed in 2009 at the University of (Second Class Honours in Archaeology) Figure 7: Mr Johnston. RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2011 to present Archaeologist with Pty Ltd PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Member of AAPCAA (The Australasian Association of ) ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE Mr Johnson has conducted heritage surveys archaeological monitoring at Ascot, Badgingarra, Bolgart, Beverley, Belmont, Bruce Rock, Bunbury, Cannington, Daragan, Donnybrook, Gosnells, Hopetoun, Kemerton, Midl, Myalup, Mt Richardson, Newman, North Bannister, Picton, Port Hedl, Ravensthorpe, Wellstead, Windarling, Windy Harbour, Wyalkatchem. Samples of projects that Mr Johnston has conducted archaeological field surveys, site recording or archaeological monitoring on behalf of Pty Ltd include: 2013 NGH Environmental of an Aboriginal heritage survey of a Department of Housing Sub-division at Glen Iris Bunbury 2013 AECOM City of Gosnells of an Aboriginal heritage survey of Burslem Drive Bridge Duplication Project, Maddington, 2013 GHD City East Alliance Compliance on Ministerial Consent conditions for upgrade of the Great Eastern Highway adjacent to Site ID 3536 Swan River, Ascot, 2013 City of Wanneroo Brazier Road, Yanchep 2012 Lcorp SWALSC of an Aboriginal Heritage Survey of Lots 97 (R3727) 124 (R9683) UCL in Beverley, 2012 City of Bunbury A report of an archaeological survey for the City of Bunbury Waste Depot

15 MS SALLY MCGANN Consultant Archaeologist Pty Ltd PERSONAL PARTICULARS Ms Sally McGann has over 20 years experience as an archaeologist in. Since 2008 Ms McGann worked at the Department of Aboriginal Affairs (DAA) as a Heritage Officer then as an Advice Approvals Officer. Prior to this Ms McGann worked in the heritage field at the University of, as a consultant to the mining industry government agencies, directly for a large mining company. As a result of this work experience, Ms McGann has acquired relevant experience in the application of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 (AHA) both within the DAA as a user of services provided by the DAA. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 1997 Curtin University Heritage Conservation Management Course 2000 University of MSc, Archaeology 2004 ESRI Introduction to ArcGIS 2005 Curtin University Small Museums Practices Course RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2008-present Department of Aboriginal Affairs Heritage Directorate Self Employed Heritage Consultant BHP Billiton Iron Ore Superintendent Cultural Heritage BHP Billiton Iron Ore Cultural Heritage Officer Heritage Consultant University of Tutor/Demonstrator PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS present Member, n Archaeological Society 2007-present Canning River Regional Park Volunteer FESA Port Hedl Volunteer Figure 8: Ms Sally McGann RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE Ms Sally McGann has conducted numerous Aboriginal Heritage Site recordings, excavations, monitoring projects reconnaissance surveys. While working at the DAA, Ms McGann provided site recording training for the Nyungar Budjarah Rangers conducted a number of excavation repatriation projects of skeletal remains at Coral Bay in Perth. Ms McGann has maintained good relationships with all stakeholders during her career has assisted mining companies develop Heritage Information Booklets to aid construction mining personnel during their projects. Ms Sally McGann has an advanced understing in computer software systems such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), DAA mapping applications using ArcGIS DAA maps MS Office applications such as Word, Excel, Outlook PowerPoint.

16 MR PAUL GREENFELD Deep Woods Surveys (WA) Pty Ltd Director (Principal Ethno-Archaeologist) PERSONAL PARTICULARS Mr Paul Greenfeld was born grew up in Perth,. After graduating from high school in 1978, Mr Greenfeld travelled overseas upon returning to Perth joined the family camping, clothing army disposal business. After starting a family in 1987, spending a year travelling around, Mr Greenfeld returned to study in 1988, initially at Curtin University then at the University of. After graduating from UWA with honours in archaeology in 1992, Mr Greenfeld worked for several years in the West Kimberley as a field officer for the then Department of Aboriginal Sites. Upon returning to Perth, he undertook a graduate diploma in anthropology at UWA. Completing the course in 1996, Mr Greenfeld spent the next four years working as an ethno-archaeologist for Western Mining Corporation. In 2000 Mr Greenfeld relocated from Perth to Albany in Western started Deep Woods Surveys (WA) Pty Ltd. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Archaeology Geography (Physical), University of 1992 Completed an Honors degree in Archaeology (class 2A) at the Centre for Archaeology, University of Post Graduate Diplomas (Anthropology), University of RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Field Officer for the Department of Aboriginal Sites Aboriginal Heritage for Western Mining Corporation Resources Pty Ltd Current Deep Woods Surveys (WA) Pty Ltd (Principal Ethno-archaeologist) PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS n Archaeological Association (AAA) n Association of (AACA) Archaeology Society of (ASWA) n Anthropology Society (AAS) Anthropological Association of (AAWA) Figure 9: Mr Paul Greenfeld. ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE Throughout his career, Mr Paul Greenfeld has gained considerable experience as an ethnoarchaeologist in the Kimberley region, the Pilbara, the Goldfields, Perth Metropolitan area, the South West the Greater Southern region of. Mr Greenfeld has worked on numerous surveys in conjunction with Pty Ltd the following is a sample: 2011 Bark Environmental, Main Roads Aboriginal heritage survey of the Kalgan, Elleker, Muir Hwy Yeriminup Bridges in the Great Southern region 2008 Department of Water Aboriginal Cultural Values Study of the South Coast Region 2005 Grange Resources Aboriginal Heritage Survey for Grange Resources Albany Port Authority, Southdown Magnetite Project, Great Southern Region a number of surveys connected with this project completed in 2005, 2006, GHD, Main Roads Aboriginal heritage survey of the Vasse Highway, Busselton to Nannup

17 Pty Ltd INSURANCE COVERAGE Insurer Policy Number Type of Insurance Limit of Indemnity Expires Vero Insurance Ltd LPP Civil Liability Professional Indemnity Insurance $20,000,000 11/02/18 CGU Insurance 15T Public Liability Business $50,000,000 30/04/17 Limited Insurance QBE Insurance PE Workers Compensation 100% 31/12/17 () Ltd GWC Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Company PMC Comprehensive Motor Vehicle Insurance $30,000,000 30/11/17

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26 SCHEDULE OF RATES Professional practitioners - $ per hour ($ per day) - $ per hour ($ per day) Research Assistants - $80.00 per hour ($ per day) Aboriginal Archaeological Assistants - $80.00 per hour ($ per day) Car/Travel 0.75c per kilometre (4WD Vehicle) Hire Car Cost of Hire at Stard Rates by Avis or Thrifty. Plus 0.28c per kilometre for more than 100 kilometres plus the cost of refuelling upon return of vehicle. Meals Accommodation - North-West $ per day - Goldfields $ per day - South-West $ per day Air Fares At normal economy rates Qantas Charter Light Aircraft - Quoted prices Production Production/office expenses- $ Electronic Copy CD $15.00 GIS ARC View Version 10 Mapping - $ per hour Data Themes At cost from Lgate or to be supplied by the client, in shape files or ECW files. Aboriginal Fees Expenses Aboriginal Fee - South West & Metro $ per day - Pilbara $ per day for other community consultants# - Goldfields $ per day for other community consultants# charges a 10% admin fee to hle these payments. Car Travel Expenses c per kilometre Meals Accommodation - North-West $ per day - Goldfields $ per day - South-West $ per day ***All the above quoted prices are GST Exclusive*** # Please note: Outside of the South West region, Aboriginal consultants fees are usually paid by the appropriate l council often charge a 20% administration fee.

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28 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Search Criteria 240 Heritage Surveys containing 244 Survey Areas with Author like 'goode' Disclaimer Heritage Surveys have been mapped using information from the reports / or other relevant data sources. Heritage Surveys consisting of small discrete areas may not be visible except at large scales. s shown may not be held at DAA. Please consult report holder for more information. Refer to for information on requesting reports held by DAA. The information provided is made available in good faith is predominately based on the information provided to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs by third parties. The information is provided solely on the basis that readers will be responsible for making their own assessment as to the accuracy of the information. If you find any errors or omissions in our records, including our maps, it would be appreciated if you the details to the Department at heritageenquiries@daa.wa.gov.au we will make every effort to rectify it as soon as possible. South West Settlement ILUA Disclaimer Your heritage enquiry is on l within the following Indigenous L Use Agreement(s): Ballardong People ILUA, Gnaala Karla Booja People ILUA, South West Boojarah #2 People ILUA, Wagyl Kaip Southern Noongar People ILUA, Whadjuk People ILUA, Yued People ILUA On 8 June 2015, six identical Indigenous L Use Agreements (ILUAs) were executed across the South West by the n Government, respectively, the Yued, Whadjuk People, Gnaala Karla Booja, Ballardong People, South West Boojarah #2 Wagyl Kaip & Southern Noongar groups, the South West Aboriginal L Sea Council (SWALSC). The ILUAs bind the parties (including 'the State', which encompasses all State Government Departments certain State Government agencies) to enter into a Noongar Stard Heritage Agreement (NSHA) when conducting Aboriginal Heritage Surveys in the ILUA areas, unless they have an existing heritage agreement. It is also intended that other State agencies instrumentalities enter into the NSHA when conducting Aboriginal Heritage Surveys in the ILUA areas. It is recommended a NSHA is entered into, an 'Activity Notice' issued under the NSHA, if there is a risk that an activity will impact (i.e. by excavating, damaging, destroying or altering in any way) an Aboriginal heritage site. The Aboriginal Heritage Due Diligence Guidelines, which are referenced by the NSHA, provide guidance on how to assess the potential risk to Aboriginal heritage. Likewise, from 8 June 2015 the Department of Mines Petroleum (DMP) in granting Mineral, Petroleum related Access Authority tenures within the South West Settlement ILUA areas, will place a condition on these tenures requiring a heritage agreement or a NSHA before any rights can be exercised. If you are a State Government Department, Agency or Instrumentality, or have a heritage condition placed on your mineral or petroleum title by DMP, you should seek advice as to the requirement to use the NSHA for your proposed activity. The full ILUA documents, maps of the ILUA areas the NSHA template can be found at Further advice can also be sought from the Department of Aboriginal Affairs (DAA) at heritageenquiries@daa.wa.gov.au. Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 1

29 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Copyright Copyright in the information contained herein is shall remain the property of the State of. All rights reserved. This includes, but is not limited to, information from the Register of Aboriginal Sites established under maintained under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 (AHA). Access Some reports are restricted. Spatial Accuracy The following legend strictly applies to the spatial accuracy of heritage survey boundaries as captured by DAA. Very / Unreliable Indeterminate Boundaries captured from surveyed titles, GPS (2001 onwards) submitted maps georeferenced to within 20m accuracy. Boundaries captured from GPS (pre 2001) submitted maps georeferenced to within 250m accuracy. Boundaries captured from submitted maps georeferenced to an accuracy exceeding 250m. Surveys submitted with insufficient information to allow boundary capture. Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 2

30 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Survey ID Title Ethnographic survey of South Coast Highway, SLK SLK 40.3, Manypeaks - Albany Shire, Western Authors Addendum to ethnographic survey of South Coast Highway SLK SLK 40.3, Manypeaks - Albany Shire, Ethnographic survey of South Western Highway, Parry Beach section SLK to SLK Western Ethnographic survey of Albany Highway, SLK to SLK , Kokokup section on Pinjarra Bridge, South west Highway sites S0198, S02549, S02125 S of section 18 application regarding site 4119 impact of road works, South Coast Highway Sidetrack, Manypeaks - Albany Shire, Gracetown development investigations stage one : preliminary Aboriginal Heritage Survey Ethnographic survey of South Western Highway, Waroona to Bunbury, Ethnographic survey of Hamelin Bay, Leeuwin - Naturaliste National Park, Ethnographic survey of the Donnybrook to Manjimup section of the South Western Highway, Western Lead Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Area No. Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises a section of the South Coast Highway from Howie Rd (SLK 37.54) to a short distance beyond Pfiffer Road (SLK 40.3), as per Figure 1. The survey area extent (width) is unknown. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises a corridor of proposed roadworks along the South Coast Highway between SLK SLK 40.3, Manypeaks, as shown in Figure 1. The extent (width) of the survey area is unknown. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises proposed road works along the South Western Highway, Parry Beach Section, SLK to as shown in Figure 1. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises a section of Albany Highway, from SLK to SLK Kokokup Section - Plantagenet Shire, as per Figure 1, borrow pits as shown in Appendix 2. The width of the survey corridor along the roadworks is 15m either side of the centreline. 1 Ethnographic The survey area is defined as South West Highway between Padbury Rd Greenls Rd; where the South West Highway crosses the Pinjarra Bridge see Figure 1. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises a side track alongside the alignment of the South Coast Highway, east of Lake Pleasant View towards Pfiffere Rd, as shown in Figure 2. 1 Ethnographic The desktop survey area comprises the proposed extensions to Gracetown Townsite development area, as shown in Figure 1. 1 Ethnographic The survey area consists of sections of the South West Highway from the Town of Waroona to the City of Bunbury, as shown in Figure 1 Sheets The survey corridor was 100m wide, either side of the centreline. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises a bypass road route north West of Lake Davies at Hamelin Bay, as shown in Figure 1. The survey corridor was 12m wide. 1 Ethnographic The survey area consists of proposed roadworks along a 200m wide corridor centred on the South Western Highway, from Donnybrook to Manjimup, as shown in Figure 1 Sheets 1-8. Unreliable Unreliable Unreliable Indeterminat e Unreliable Indeterminat e Field / Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 3

31 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Survey ID Title Ethnographic survey of Boyup Brook, Ethnographic survey of the Brookton Highway between Corrigin Hyden, Ethnographic survey of pt 1 of Sussex Location 203, Fern Road, Eagle Bay, Ethnographic survey of the South Coast Highway Brookton Highway intersection, Ravensthorpe, Western Ethnographic survey of South Western Highway, Kenton Section SLK to SLK 435, Shire of Denmark, Ethnographic survey of Griffin Coal Mining Tenements (Chicken Creek option 2 Ewington options 1 2), Collie, Addendum to the ethnographic survey of South Western Highway (SLK to SLK ) Parry Beach section Aboriginal heritage survey of seven s gravel pits for Mowen Road between Nannup Rosa Brook road in the Shires of Nannup Augusta Margaret River, Authors Lead Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Area No. Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises the Boyup Brook Road Bypass route, to extend along the southern edge of the town site, connecting the Bridgetown-Boyup Brook Road with the Donnybrook-Kojonup Road. The Bypass commences 500m east of the bridge over the Blackwood River ends at Jayes Road, covering approximately 1.5km in length, as shown in Figure 1. The survey area extent (width) is not known. 1 Ethnographic Proposed upgrading of the Brookton Highway between Corrigin Hyden, a distance of 113 km. A 100 metre corridor either side of the existing Brookton Highway centreline, together with the area of the eight realignment sections, was surveyed. The realignment sections are located at (from Corrigin, east to Hyden): the Hartley Road Reserve (Corrigin); Gorge Rock; Kondinin - Narambeen Road; Kondinin golf course; Karlgarin Hills Nature Reserve; Karlgarin town; Worl Hill Road; Hyden town... 1 Ethnographic Pt 1 of Sussex Location 203, Fern Road, Eagle Bay. As shown in Figs Ethnographic Survey area consists of the intersection of South Coast Highway Brookton Highway, including 100m on either side of the proposed road realignment (Figure 2) South Western Highway, Kenton section SLK to SLK 435, Shire of Denmark - a 3.83km section as shown in Fig. 1 Brad e 1 Ethnographic Griffin Coal Mining Tenements (Chicken Creek Option 2 Ewington Options 1 2), Collie as shown in Fig. 1.1, 1.2 Brad e 1 Ethnographic Proposed repair works on bridge number 111 which bisects the South Western Highway across the Kordabup River, Denmark, as shown in Fig. 1 1 Ethnographic Mowen Road between Nannup Rosa Brook associated burrow pits. Unreliable Very Unreliable Unreliable Field / Field only Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 4

32 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Survey ID Title Aboriginal heritage survey of seven s gravel pits for Mowen Road between Nannup Rosa Brook road in the Shires of Nannup Augusta Margaret River, Aboriginal heritage survey, Tambellup West Road SLK to Albany Highway, Aboriginal Heritage survey Harold Road overtaking lanes SLK Albany Highway, Kojonup An addendum to a desktop preliminary Aboriginal heritage Survey for Water Corporations proposed development of the Yarragadee Aquifer extending to the Blackwood Groundwater area Aboriginal Heritage Survey for the Narrogin Link Road Realignment, Narrogin A site avoidance field survey report of the proposed Leinster to Wiluna optic fibre route, Gascoyne District, Western on consultation with the Busselton Aboriginal Community resulting from the disturbance to Site ID 1061 (formally site SO2856) Dunsborough 2: Caves Road A report on a section 18 application fro site id `the new river` sewer main installation. Authors Lead Area No. Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy 2 Archaeological Brad e ; Harris, Jacqueline ; Webb, Wayne ; Greenfield, Paul Seven Gravel pits along the Mowen Road. Archaeological survey consisted of the proposed pit areas. The survey area comprises the West Tambellup road realignment along Albany Highway, located 26.6km south of Kojonup. The survey corridor extends from SLK to SLK, as per Figure 2. The width of the survey corridor is not known. The survey area comprises roadworks for overtaking lanes along the Albany Hwy near Harold Road, 10km north of Kojonup. The boundaries of the survey area are at E N E N, between SLK SLK. A general 15m wide resumption is proposed from the road reserve. The desktop survey area comprises the Yaragadee Aquifiers Study Area, as shown in Figure 2. 1 Ethnographic Narrogin Link Road Realignment, Narrogin. Approximately 1400m of road works a realignment of Narrogin Brook for a distance of 200m to the south of Herald Street as shown in Figure 2. Proposed optic fibre cable between Leinster Wiluna along the Goldfields Highway. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises DIA site 1061, Caves Road, Dunsborogh. The survey area location extent are as per site plans in Appendix 1. 1 Ethnographic The survey area comprises an underground sewerage trench site at Old Broadwater Farm housing estate, south of Busselton, as per Figure 1. Very Unreliable Very Unreliable Very Unreliable Field / Field only Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 5

33 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Survey ID Title An Aboriginal Heritage Survey of proposed Lot 667 Riverslea Estate, Margaret River, Smiths Beach Caravan Park Aboriginal Heritage Survey, Aboriginal heritage survey of Ibis Gardens Abbey Waters Housing Estates, Busselton Aboriginal Heritage Survey of the proposed emergency water supply, Fitzgerald Townsite, Southwest Aboriginal Heritage survey of the Hopetoun Industrial Estate Wastewater Treatment Plant, Hopetoun Shire of Ravensthorpe, : April Aboriginal Heritage survey East Busselton Estate, Busselton. Western A report of an Aboriginal Heritage Survey for a road upgrade project in the Ravensthorpe Shire of Western Authors ; Irvine, Colin ; Webb, Wayne ; Greenfield, Paul Lead Brad e Brad e Brad e Brad e Area No. Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy Lot 667 Riverslea Estate, Margaret River, Western The survey area comprises Smiths Beach Caravan Park Lot 364, as shown in Appendix 1. Ibis Gardens located at Lot 9000, Abbey Waters comprising Lots 22, 500, 501 part Lot 123 as shown in Map 2. The Fitzgerald townsite is located 56km west of Ravensthorpe 1km east of the South Coast Highway. The works required are the construction of a new dam directly adjacent east of an existing dam. Associated works will be 30 culvert across Fitzgerald Road, a security fence around the site, repairs to the access road the levelling clearing out of the catchment area around the site. Location of the proposed Industrial Estate Wastewater Treatment Plant Hopetoun, Shire of Ravensthorpe, WA. - Figure 1 1 Ethnographic The proposed development of up to 1400 residences on Lots 9003, 2 & 202, Bussell Highway, east of Busselton. Adjacent lowners are also participating in the survey although they may not be active developers in the short to mid term. The adjoining lowners are Part Lot 31 Dodd Dodd Pty. Ltd., Lot 6 Auswest Timbers Lot 501 BA & DA Blum. Proposed upgrade of three roads within the Ravensthorpe Shire. Upgrades will include Lee Road between the Ravensthorpe Hopetoun Road Jerdacuttup North Road, Jerdacuttup Road between Lee Road the mine Tamarine Road from Jerdacuttup Road to Middle Road, from Middle Road along Jerdacuttup Road to the South Coast Highway - Figure 1 Very Very Very Very Field / Field only Field only Field only Field only Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 6

34 Aboriginal Heritage Inquiry System Survey ID Title Aboriginal heritage survey, Kundip Haul Road, Shire of Ravensthorpe, Aboriginal Hertiage survey of Warner Glen Sues Bridge recreation sites, Blackwood River National Park, Ethnographic Survey of the proposed sewerage extension in Mt Barker, Aboriginal Heritage Survey of Lot 8 Bell Rd, Busselton, An Aboriginal Heritage Survey of Lot 27 Bussell Highway Margaret River Ethnographic Survey of McCourt Hills Estate Peppermint Grove Beach Ethnographic survey of the Albany Ring Road (stage 1), Chester Pass Road to Albany Highway, Western Authors Lead Brad e Brad e Brad e Area No. Survey Type Area Description Spatial Accuracy Proposed haul road follows Hatfield a road easement. The proposed haul road crosses the Jerdacuttup River. The proposed river crossing is a culvert weir structure.the height of the crossing will be 0.6m is expected to be inundated during periods of high water flow.the crossing is designed to have a minimum impact on the water flow. The crossing is located on a narrow part of the river downstream of several large pools. 1 Ethnographic Location of new recreation facilities at the Sues Bridge Warner Glen Recreation Sites on the Blackwood River,. 1 Ethnographic The proposed wastewater pipeline begins on Hassell Street at the boundary of lot 385 then takes a northeast direction before changing northwest to run alongside the boundary of lot 386 until it reaches Booth Street. From here the pipeline heads east following alongside Booth St before crossing over to the corner of lot 382. From the corner of lot 382 the pipeline then proceeds in a northwest direction along the laneway "Row St" where it ends at lot 375 Dean St. Indeterminat e Field / Field only Field only Field only Lot 8 Bell Rd, Busselton as shown in Fig. 2 Very Lot 27 Bussell Highway, Margaret River (as shown on Figure 2) 1 Ethnographic McCourt Hills Estate: eastern half of Stage 2, all of Stage 3 (Part Lot 4 Lot 3 Hayfield Drive) Peppermint Grove Beach Capel as shown in Figures Ethnographic Albany Ring Road (stage 1), Chester Pass Road to Albany Highway. A required corridor approx 6.5km long 60 metres wide.(see Figure 1) Very Very Government of created: 23/05/ :31:49 by: Public User Identifier: Page: 7