Malandari Aged Care Centre (Malandari Centre) is a place where old people live and are looked after. Old people living at Malandari Centre are low care residents who need help to undertake daily activities like shopping and showering, but can mostly look after themselves. Therefore most people living at Malandari Centre can walk or move
A LITTLE ABOUT THE LI-ANTHAWIRRIYARRA SEA RANGER UNIT Yanyuwa country includes the Sir Edward Pellew Islands and the riverine and coastal areas of the South West Gulf of Carpentaria. The seas around the eight large islands and more then 50 small islets, reefs and rocks of the Sir Edward Pellew Group provide extensive seagrass
Waralungku Arts (pronounced Wharr Ral Loonghu) is an indigenous art centre located in the remote town of Borroloola. NT. It is not-for-profit, and fully owned and governed by Mabunji Aboriginal Resource Indigenous Corporation. Waralungku Arts represents artists the from four main language groups – Yanyuwa, Garrwa, Marra and Gudanji. Waralungku artists are producing vibrant contemporary
An outstation is a piece of land (big or small) belonging to indigenous people (most commonly family groups) and where they live. Mabunji services 26 outstations, providing services such as transport, housing, water, power (electricity, solar). Mabunji is located in the main town of Borroloola and employs over 90 indigenous people on a Government funded
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander broadcasting started with two brothers who founded the Townsville Aboriginal and Islander Media Association (TAIMA) in 1972 and began broadcasting on Mount Stuart, about 10 kms south of Townsville in Queensland. In 2007 there were more than 130 radio stations of various sizes around the nation. In the remote parts
The Li-Ardubirri Playgroup program employs local indigenous staff from Borroloola to assist in the development of children aged under 4 years old. The program is as much about the children as it is about the mothers, fathers, guardians and family surrounding the child. Each day the mobile playgroup sets up at a different playgroup located
Wunala Creche is run by Mabunji Aboriginal Resource Indigenous Corporation and funded by Department of Education. First established in 2001, Wunala Creche is a place where the children can be looked after and learn whilst the parents go to work. The crèche was originally only one shed then extended with several outside play areas then upstairs demountable
Mabunji Operations has the ability to deliver programmed services and new works on request. Mabunji plant and equipment includes, grader, excavator, cement batching, skid steer, 20tonne tipper, slashers, crane truck, back hoe, tree shredder. This equipment can be wet or dry hired. Accreditation CAL Accreditation Building – Residential Remote Commercial /Industrial – Remote – Basic
Position Objectives of Safe House To provide safe and secure accommodation for women and children who are victims of or are in threat of family and domestic violence. To liaise with relevant agencies and organizations to address family and domestic violence in holistic approach.
Members Board & Executive OUTSTATION NOMINATED Bauhinia Downs Cow Lagoon Garrinjini Elaine Bathern Goolminyini William Coolwell Snr Jungalina Minyallini Christopher Pluto Mooloowa Chris