Juluwarlu Culture and Art

16/07/2026

13/07/2026

The Yindjibarndi Nation invites you to join our community in Ngurrawaana, where you can make a meaningful impact through arts, culture, and community development as Juluwarlu’s Creative Program and Arts Studio Manager.

Read the full job description at the link here:

https://juluwarlu.com.au/creative-program-arts-studio-manager/

Applications close Monday, 10th August ✨

10/07/2026

A few behind-the-scenes snaps from a great week in creative development for the next stage of Juluwarlu’s immersive puppet storytelling experience. We are *loving* our new costumes 🦅🦜🐦‍⬛🪺

Thank you so much to all involved, spending time on Ngurra in intergenerational yarning circles and developing the craft. Watch this space 👀

02/07/2026

Celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC with Juluwarlu!

Looking for meaningful ways to celebrate NAIDOC Week at school, in the workplace, in your community or at home? Here are six ways to connect with Yindjibarndi culture through authentic Aboriginal products and resources.

🦎 1. Learn through play
Suitable for ages 3+, our Thalu Ngarli Yindjibarndi Animals Memory Card Game is a fun way to learn Yindjibarndi language together.

📚 2. Bring culture into the classroom
Explore our engaging, colourful, curriculum-aligned digital downloadable worksheets for students from Kindergarten to Year 6 and Year 7 through to Year 12.

📖 3. Share Dreamtime stories
Pick up a copy of the multi-award-winning graphic novel When The World Was Soft and discover 7+ Yindjibarndi Dreamtime stories.

🦅 4. Inspire imaginative play
Our native bird wings encourage dress-ups and storytelling. Each set includes the Yindjibarndi name of the bird and connects to stories featured in When The World Was Soft.

🧣 5. Thoughtful NAIDOC gifts
Hosting a workplace NAIDOC event or awards? Our beautiful scarves featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork make memorable corporate gifts.

💛 6. Shop with confidence
Juluwarlu is a 100% Aboriginal-owned and directed organisation, so every purchase directly supports the sharing, preservation and celebration of Yindjibarndi culture through authentic Aboriginal products.

Cover artwork: In the Night Sky-Seven Sisters Story, Rehanni Lockyer, Acrylic on Canvas, 49cm x 50cm, 2025.

This NAIDOC Week, celebrate by supporting Aboriginal-led organisations and learning directly from the source.

02/07/2026

Some questions and answers for orders issued for compensation to be paid by the Federal Court, and what some possible next steps are for the Yindjibarndi Community

On Wednesday 1 July 2026, the Federal Court made orders requiring FMG to pay approximately $150.3 million in compensation to Yindjibarndi native title holders

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22/06/2026

Nature is boss 🦅

19/06/2026

How cool is this!!!

Costa Georgiadis at the Traditional Owner- led Ieramugadu/ Roebourne Community Garden recently rocking Juluwarlu’s Waterholes and Wildflowers bucket hat by the award-winning artist Joylene Warrie.

Be like Costa, grab a hat for gardening! https://juluwarluartgroup.com.au/products/joylene-bucket-hat

Love to see this! Ngarluma Yindjibarndi Foundation Ltd Costa Georgiadis Official

11/06/2026

WANTHIWA COMMUNITY - PLEASE BE DIPTHERIA AWARE

People of all ages should be aware of the dyptheria symptoms, not only children and Elders.

The main ones are a
❗️sore throat,
❗️fever,
❗️sore glands in the neck,
❗️hoarse voice,
❗️and just feeling generally unwell
👶🏾 children may become tired, irritable, or have trouble eating and drinking.

“Some people can also develop a thick grey or white coating in the back of the throat…. And some people might also notice that their neck becomes thick and swollen.” Dr Seema from AMS.

Any breathing problems, seek urgent medial help, and can be given antibiotics to treat it. You can also get a vaccine at AMS to prevent catching it.

Read the full article in the Ngaarda Media post.