Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation

Bent Trees From floods Flood water comes fast and vurious, filling up dry water beds. It’s so strong it bends the trees.

Wuyumarri – Yandi-uuru Beautiful morning colours we wake up to when out at ngurra. I focused on the carved feature named Yandi-urru. Yandi means north and urru means river, in Yindjibarndi.  My father taught me the songs of this place, that’s why I know its proper name.        Read more…

Frog Women

Seven Sisters By Kaylene Daniels in memory of her mum

Burndud Ground The Burndud is the sacred Marrga creation spirits dance ground at Birlinbirlin on the Fortescue River. It is an important story in Yindjibarndi culture which relates to Birdarra Law. Its a dance in our traditions, It’s a unique law and it belongs to the Yindjibarndi people.

Woodside Smoke Woodside smoke destroying Murujuga.

Ngurrawaana Cultural Place

All the Little Clay Pans After the Rain

Dry River Bed

Milky Way The old people talk about the Milky Way, there’s different stories, Mayalarri Seven Sisters and the Jarnkurna emu. In the Milky Way, you can see a Jarnkurna emu. When the Milky Way turns up in the cold season, it means it’s time for nesting and they lay their eggs.  The man Emu sits on Read more…