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Read all our latest news and media releases.

Media & Communications Enquiries

For all general media enquiries, please contact us at info@murumittigar.com.au

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09 September 2026

Moore Park East – Kippax Lake Landscape Works Reaches Completion

Over the past month, our Caring for Country team has been hard at work delivering the Moore Park East – Kippax Lake Landscape Works project for Greater Sydney Parklands. Located in the heart of Sydney, just opposite Sydney Football Stadium (Allianz Stadium), the project involved the supply and installation of both soft and hard landscaping […]

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09 September 2026

Growing Connections: Muru Mittigar Native Nursery Online Sales Launching This September

Exciting things are happening at Muru Mittigar, with our Native Nursery preparing to launch online sales through our website later this September. For many years, our nursery team has been growing and supplying native plants for bush regeneration projects, landscape works, local councils, businesses and community projects across Western Sydney. Soon, we’ll be making it […]

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06 August 2026

Muru Mittigar Employment Services Goes Live

We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Muru Mittigar Employment Services (GTO) website, a dedicated online hub connecting employers, apprentices and trainees across New South Wales. The website provides a clear and accessible pathway for people looking to start a career, gain qualifications, or connect with businesses seeking to build their future workforce. […]

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06 August 2026

Aboriginal Land Management and Cultural Burning

For thousands of years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have stewarded the Australian landscape with a deep understanding of the land, plants, animals and seasonal cycles. Aboriginal farming and indigenous land management practices were not only sustainable but also intricately woven into Cultural traditions, ensuring the health of Country and Community. Today, as Australia […]

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06 August 2026

Exploring the Power of Indigenous Australian Bush Medicine

Bush medicine is at the heart of traditional Indigenous healing in Australia. For thousands of years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have used native plants and bush tucker food for treating illnesses, maintaining wellbeing and connecting with Country. These practices, passed down through generations, remain an important part of Australian culture and offer valuable […]

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29 June 2026

NAIDOC Week 2026: 50 Years of Deadly

NAIDOC Week is one of the most important dates on Australia’s Cultural calendar. It is a time to celebrate and recognise the histories, cultures, achievements and continuing contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the country. The 2026 theme, 50 Years of Deadly, marks a major milestone, celebrating five decades of a movement […]

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19 June 2026

Muru’s GTO Explained

Muru Mittigar’s Group Training Organisation Muru Mittigar’s Group Training Organisation creates supported employment pathways through apprenticeships and traineeships. As the employer, Muru Mittigar recruits, employs and supports apprentices and trainees, then places them with host employers where they gain practical, on-the-job experience. We work closely with host employers and Registered Training Organisations to coordinate formal […]

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29 May 2026

Reconciliation in Action

Reconciliation in Action: Why the Work Never Stops Reconciliation is often spoken about as an end goal, but in truth it is an ongoing journey. It is not something we “achieve” and move past — it is something we actively live, every day, through our actions, our decisions and the way we walk alongside one […]

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26 March 2026

Why Aboriginal Cultural Learning Belongs in Arboriculture

Arboriculture and Aboriginal Cultural Learning Arboriculture is about more than managing trees. When done well, it’s about understanding the land those trees grow from, the communities that live alongside them and the knowledge systems that have shaped the landscape for thousands of years. In Australia, that means making space for Aboriginal cultural learning in how […]

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Acknowledgement of First Peoples

We acknowledge the Dharug people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live and work. We acknowledge the Elders, both past and present. Our organisation, in partnership with the Aboriginals of NSW, is working to place First Peoples living cultures and histories at the core of our practice.

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Head Office

111 Henry Street
Penrith NSW 2750
info@murumittigar.com.au
(02) 47 300 400

Culture

128B Terrybrook Road
Llandilo NSW 2747
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info@murumittigar.com.au

Community

128B Terrybrook Road
Llandilo NSW 2747
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info@murumittigar.com.au

Country

128B Terrybrook Road
Llandilo NSW 2747
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info@murumittigar.com.au

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