The signed Maja Agreement contains the DNA of our people - handprints of our Elders and thumb prints of our little ones, who will be the leaders of tomorrow. Process Unite has completed Stage One. What began with a commitment at Hidden Valley on Gugu Badhun Country in 2018 was realised at the historic Cultural Authorisation and Maja Agreement celebrations at Mungalla last November. What has it given us? · In 2024, Senior Elders gave us the Cultural Authority to push forward with a...

Nywaigi dancers begin the unity dance watched on by dancers from the Gulngay, Djiru and Warrgamay peoples. The power of unity was celebrated in the biggest gathering of our dancers in decades at Mungalla Station, Nywaigi Country on 29 November. It was a very powerful and emotional moment as more than 50 dancers, representing the nine Traditional Owner groups of the Girringun region, the Bandjin, Djiru, Gugu Badhun, Girramay, Jirrbal, Nywaigi, Warrgamay and Warungu peoples, danced together on...

Young Bandjin/Jirrbal Traditional Owner, Ada Maree, her thumb still covered in red paint from placing her thumb print, signs her name to the Maja Agreement. The sheer power and commitment of our gathered Senior Elders and their families at the Cultural Authorisation and Maja Agreement at Mungalla Station held us on Saturday 29 November, 2025. As tropical storms broke overhead, and the skies shivered in electric anticipation, Senior Elders’ DNA, represented by their handprints, was placed on...