Community Directory

Storylines: Batemans Bay

Batemans Bay community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Bega

Bega community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Bermagui/Narooma

Bermagui/Narooma community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Eden

Eden community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Merimbula

Merimbula community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Mogo

Mogo community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Storylines: Ulladulla

Ulladulla community site on the Storylines platform where the community shares and celebrates Aboriginal stories of history, culture and achievement.

Gulaga Aboriginal Interpretive Signs

The Gulaga Aboriginal interpretive signs were commissioned in 2014 to tell the story of Gulaga Mountain and its importance to the Yuin Nation.

The Living Knowledge Project: Koori Coast

A site about Yuin Indigenous knowledge in science education created as part of an Australian Research Council project.

Twofold Aboriginal Cooperation

A Not-For-Profit Community controlled organisation that is dedicated to meeting the social, economic and cultural needs of our local Aboriginal community in the Twofold Bay Region.

Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council

The cultural heritage of the Wreck Bay Community is deeply embedded in the surrounding land and waters of Jervis Bay.

Katungal Aboriginal Medical Service

Culturally Appropriate Health Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities.

South Coast Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation

A non-government, not-for-profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation providing health, wellbeing, and family support services.

Waminda

A culturally safe and holistic service providing women and their Aboriginal families an opportunity to belong and receive quality health & well-being support.

Batemans Bay LALC

Bega LALC

Bodalla LALC

Cobowra LALC

Eden LALC

Illawarra LALC

Jerringa LALC

Merrimans LALC

Mogo LALC

New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council

Ngambri LALC

Nowra LALC

Ulladulla LALC

Wagonga LALC

Illawarra Legal Centre

Culturally appropriate legal assistance services to ensure that Indigenous Australians receive the help needed to overcome legal problems and fully exercise their legal rights.

Moruya Aboriginal Legal Service

Moruya Aboriginal Legal Service provides free, culturally appropriate legal advice, representation, information and referrals and is a peak body and proud Aboriginal community-controlled organisation.

Nowra Aboriginal Legal Service

Nowra Aboriginal Legal Service provides free, culturally appropriate legal advice, representation, information and referrals and is a peak body and proud Aboriginal community-controlled organisation.

Gudjahgahmiamia Early Learning Centre

A community based service whose objective is to provide high-quality affordable education that ensures the emotional wellbeing, physical safety and security of children in a culturally appropriate environment.

Little Yuin Preschool

Based at Wallaga Lake for 20 years and run by a volunteer Aboriginal management committee. The preschool provides early education to children aged 2 to 6 years in a cultural setting.

Bunaan Yandabal

bunaan yandabal is an Aboriginal girls’ dance group, a cultural reclamation initiative run through Ulladulla High School with guidance from Ulladulla High School Ochre Team and dance teacher.

Djaadjawan Dancers

Djaadjawan meaning 'sand' in Dhurga language. A group of dedicated girls who reside in Yuin Country.

Djinama Yilaga Choir

We’re an intergenerational choir from the Far South Coast of NSW, with singers aged 11 to 65, united by a passion for song, culture, and connection to Country.

Doonooch Dancers

Founded by Bobby McLeod in the early nineties, the Doonooch Dancers promote traditional Aboriginal culture through song and dance.

Duurunu Miru

An Aboriginal dance group that tells the stories of Dhawa/Thaua Country in Yuin Nation.

Duurunu Miru Dance Group

Duurunu Miru Is an Aboriginal dance group that tells story of the Dhawa/Thaua Country in the Yuin Nation. over 60,000 years of storytelling.

Garraywaa Gallery

Cheryl Davison (Overton)'s art gallery in Narooma, where she captures essential creation narratives and familial stories.

Gulaga Dancers

Named after the sacred Gulaga Mountain, the Gulaga Dancers share cultural stories, traditions, and connection to Country through dance, song, and ceremony.

Gwiyaala Aboriginal Arts

Bronwen Smith and Gavin Chatfield are contemporary traditional artists who collaborate as Gwiyaala Aboriginal Art. Bronwen is a Yuin Nation Walbunja woman and Gavin is Wiradjuri man born and raised in Batemans Bay.

Marra-Wanggan Dancers

The Marra-Wanggan Dancers are an all women’s dance group from the Yuin Nation. The group was formed in 2024 by Ashweeni Mason & Emma Stewart.

NNCA Traditional Dancers

NNCA Dancers showcase Yuin talent with dances all stemming from the Yuin dreaming teachings passed down to them.

Dawaray Business Consulting

An Indigenous owned consultancy helping organisations engage Aboriginal communities and government with authenticity, strategy, and respect.

Deadly Runners

100% owned and operated by First Nations people, Deadly Runners is committed to investing and empowering mob through running.

Minga Aboriginal Cultural Services

Minga Aboriginal Cultural Services provides cultural awareness training for government and non-government organisations, genuine cultural experiences including culture camps, bushfood and medicine walks, cultural education and activities.

Ngaran Ngaran Culture Awareness

An Aboriginal owned and operated cultural service provider helping the wider community understand Koori culture.

Yalbangarra

Yalbangarra is an Aboriginal owned and run business facilitating Cultural Awareness training for anyone working, engaging or consulting with Indigenous Australians.

Aboriginal Culture Tour Kayaking

A collaboration with Twofold Aboriginal Corporation which takes participants on a guided kayaking journey, complemented by the knowledge and stories of an Indigenous guide.

Djiriba Waagura

We aim to revitalise and strengthen Aboriginal Culture on the NSW South Coast and beyond by providing captivating cultural experiences that inspire connectedness, empower local communities and foster both educational and personal growth.

Malleema Aboriginal Cultural Tours

Lynne Thomas is one of the most highly regarded educators and Aboriginal Traditional Owner of the Yuin Nation. Gain insight into the history and incredible Indigenous stories of the region.

Minga Aboriginal Cultural Services

Minga Aboriginal Cultural Services provides cultural awareness training for government and non-government organisations, genuine cultural experiences including culture camps, bushfood and medicine walks, cultural education and activities.

Muladha Gamara

Muladha Gamara means Wise Woman / Wise Man in Dhurga and is a cultural tourism business.

Nar-Oo-Ma Aboriginal Cultural Tours

A proudly Aboriginal owned and operated business offering a range of tours throughout Narooma's idyllic Wagonga inlet.

Yandama on Country

Yandama On Country offers Indigenous cultural experiences where we connect, share, and learn On Country together.

AJN Oysters

AJN Oysters is a Aboriginal owned and run oyster farming enterprise, operating at Jigamy Farm in Eden.

Black Duck Foods

An Aboriginal social enterprise committed to traditional food growing processes, that care for Country and return economic benefits directly back to Community.

Blak Cede Cafe

Blak Cede is an Aboriginal women-led social and cultural enterprise which cultivates traditional bush foods from our community garden to produce high quality products for our cafe and online store.

Gadhu Breeze Cafe

Food van serving burgers, chips and seafood at Narooma Discovery Park and other locations.

Coordinare

We work with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) and Aboriginal people to address inequalities and improve health and wellbeing.

Grand Pacific Health

Providing a range of health programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Southbound Escapes

Connect to Country and learn from Traditional Owners of the Yuin Nation via cultural walks.

Boomerang Meeting Place

Boomerang Meeting Place incorporates Boomerang Gathering and various charitable and community groups.

Murra Mia

Southern NSW (Murra Mia) Tenancy Advice and Advocacy Services in Bateman's Bay, part of NSW Aboriginal Tenancy Advice and Advocacy Services.

SEARMS

Secure, affordable and culturally appropriate Aboriginal housing and community services across the Greater Capital Region and South Eastern NSW.

The Family Place

Providing support for families impacted by social disadvantage, domestic violence and homelessness in the Eurobodalla for over 30 years.

Four Winds Festival

Four Winds’ First Nations led and curated music, artistic collaboration, and community program is guided by connection to the Yuin Nation.

Giiyong Festival

South East NSW’s first multi-art form festival celebrating traditional and contemporary Aboriginal culture through dance, art, music, film, theatre, food, sport, workshops and cultural tours.

National NAIDOC Week

National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year, to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

National Reconciliation Week

27 May - 3 June: a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.

Sorry Day

National Sorry Day on May 26 is a day to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations Survivors and reflect on how we can all play a part in the healing process for our people and nation.

Survival Day

Survival Day, also known as Invasion Day is commemorated annually on the 26th of January, the same day that many Australians celebrate as 'Australia Day'.

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee provides advice to the Minister for Environment and Heritage on Aboriginal cultural heritage issues.

Australian Government: Native Title

We provide the government with legal and legal-policy advice on native title. We also assist the Attorney-General to administer the Native Title Act 1993.

Batemans Marina Park

Batemans Marine Park on the NSW south coast extends from the most northerly point of Murramarang Beach near Bawley Point to the southern side of Wallaga Lake entrance at Murunna Point.

Forestry Corporation of NSW: Aboriginal Partnerships

We manage fire, tourism, sustainability, renewable timber and more across NSW's State forests. Our Aboriginal Heritage and Partnerships Team works with Aboriginal communities throughout NSW.

NSW Government: Aboriginal Fishing

Protecting and promoting Aboriginal cultural fishing and supporting economic development opportunities are key priorities for the department, working in partnership with Aboriginal communities.

Beowa National Park

Beowa National Park spans 47km of rocky coastline and sheltered inlets near Eden. Its spectacular sea-carved landscape is a striking display of folded red rock platforms that contrast against the sapphire blue water of the ocean.

Biamanga Cultural Area

Biamanga Cultural area offers visitors to Biamanga National Park a scenic place to picnic and enjoy the short walk to a lookout with views over Mumbulla Falls and a beautiful gorge.

Biamanga National Park

Jointly managed by Aboriginal people and the NPWS, Biamanga National Park is a significant Aboriginal site filled with dramatic landscapes and places to unwind.

Bingi Dreaming Track

This coastal walk follows part of the Dreaming Track used by Brinja-Yuin people. The Bingi Dreaming Track traces an important songline for the Yuin people, meandering along 13 kilometres of luscious and life-giving coastline.

Deua National Park

Deua National Park lies between the New South Wales towns of Braidwood, Moruya and Cooma.

Eurobodalla National Park

Eurobodalla National Park stretches from Moruya Head to Mystery Bay. Lookouts and headlands offer amazing coastal views, as well as being great vantage spots for whale watching.

Gulaga National Park

Gulaga and the surrounding landscape have great spiritual significance to local Aboriginal people, particularly Aboriginal women.

Kooraban National Park

Kooraban National Park, located in the Dignams Creek area (15 km south-west of Narooma) covers almost 14,000 hectares and protects important habitat for the koala and several endangered frog species.

Mimosa Rocks National Park

Located near Bega on the far south coast of NSW, Mimosa Rocks National Park has headland views, beaches, lagoons and pockets of rainforest.

Monga National Park

Monga National Park, inland from Moga and Batemans Bay. has walking tracks, peaceful picnic areas, and ancient forests.

Mount Imlay National Park

Mount Imlay National Park is 30km south of Eden and offers birdwatching, walking, wildflowers and coastal views.

Wadbilliga National Park

Wadbilliga National Park, inland from Bermagui, features remote and rugged wilderness.