PEOPLE & CONNECTIONS

Our community

Our community brings together Traditional Custodians, Elders, families, young people, businesses, artists and cultural educators across the Gympie region.

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CONNECTED THROUGH CULTURE

Many voices. One connected community.

The Gympie region is home to a diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, including Traditional Custodians, Elders, families, young people, community members, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-owned businesses, artists and cultural educators.

Our community holds strong cultural knowledge, connections and aspirations that contribute to the social, cultural and economic life of the region.

WORKING TOGETHER

Sharing knowledge. Creating opportunity.

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Gympie Murri Network engages with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across the region and works alongside local businesses, community groups, schools, cultural leaders, government agencies and community service organisations.

Community gatherings

Spaces to connect, exchange information and share cultural knowledge.

Community-led projects

Opportunities to raise local priorities and contribute to decisions that affect community.

Stronger pathways

Relationships across health, family support, youth, education, child safety and cultural services.

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Get involved

Be part of our community.

Our Network welcomes fresh ideas, different perspectives and people who want to make a difference. Whether it's lending a hand at community events like NAIDOC Week, sharing your knowledge or simply getting involved, there's a place for you.

Get in touch to find out how you can contribute.

Contact the Network
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SUPPORT LOCAL

Looking for First Nations businesses?

For activities, events and programs, the Network recommends exploring First Nations suppliers through the Supply Nation directory, or contacting the Network for local advice.

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