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18 March 2025
Body painting is an integral part of Aboriginal culture, carrying deep spiritual and cultural significance. Used in ceremonies, storytelling, and rites of passage, these intricate designs are far more than just decoration—they represent identity, kinship, and connection to Country. The Origins of Aboriginal Body Painting Aboriginal body painting has been practised for thousands of years, […]
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18 March 2025
As temperatures cool and rainfall increases, autumn provides the perfect conditions for planting native flora. The milder climate allows plants to establish strong roots, ensuring they flourish in the years ahead. Here’s a guide to some of the best Australian native plants to grow in autumn and the ideal time to plant them. Why Plant […]
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03 March 2025
Environmental remediation plays a crucial role in restoring and protecting land that has been degraded by human activities. When considering Aboriginal land, remediation is not only an environmental necessity but also a vital act of respect and reconciliation. Aboriginal communities have long been the caretakers of Country, maintaining deep spiritual, cultural and ecological connections to […]
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03 March 2025
Incorporating Aboriginal studies into primary school education is essential for fostering a well-rounded understanding of Australia’s history, culture, and identity. Teaching young learners about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives provides numerous benefits that contribute to a more inclusive and respectful society. 1. Promoting Cultural Awareness and Respect From an early age, children should be […]
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19 February 2025
Effective weed and vegetation control is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems, ensuring agricultural productivity, and protecting native biodiversity. In Australia, invasive species pose significant threats to natural habitats, water resources, and agricultural lands. Muru Mittigar, a respected Aboriginal social enterprise, offers specialised services to manage invasive plants while promoting sustainable land management practices rooted in […]
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19 February 2025
Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape, but their frequency and intensity have increased in recent years due to climate change, land-use changes, and environmental factors. Effective bushfire hazard risk mitigation is crucial to protect lives, property, and ecosystems. Muru Mittigar, a trusted Aboriginal social enterprise, offers valuable expertise and services to support […]
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13 February 2025
Creating a school environment that is both engaging and educational can be achieved through the thoughtful selection of native Australian plants. Incorporating these plants into school grounds provides students with hands-on learning opportunities, fosters environmental awareness and supports local biodiversity. Here are some of the best Australian native plants to consider for educational purposes in […]
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13 February 2025
In today’s world, social enterprises play a vital role in driving economic and social change. At Muru Mittigar, an Aboriginal non-profit organisation, collaboration with businesses and community organisations goes beyond profit—it fosters empowerment, sustainability and cultural resilience. By partnering with Muru Mittigar, organisations can contribute to a future where First Nations communities thrive, cultural heritage […]
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21 January 2025
Storytelling is one of the oldest traditions in Aboriginal culture. For tens of thousands of years, it has been the primary way knowledge, values, and life lessons are passed down through generations. Beyond being a cultural practice, Aboriginal storytelling is a profound tool for education, fostering connections to the land, history and community. As we […]
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