Biirrinba Coastal Emu’s MACLEAN were the winners of the 2025 Elders Olympics and now have the privilage of hosting the 2026 Elders Olympics. The 2026
Strong Women Healing Camps are an opportunity for women to come together and heal together as a cultural collective. It is a time to embrace
NAIDOC 2025 was fun filled times celebrating culture, highlighting our community strengths and uplifting our future generations. Mudyala both hosted and partnered on many NAIDOC
Launching our newest collaboration, we would like to introduce Fiona Vesper, a proud Yaegl and Githabul woman raised on Yaegl country, and now proud mother.
Strong Women Healing Camp in March 2024 was fully funded by the Healing Foundation. This was such and amazing camp with over 50 women from
Mudyala, with the help from NRCF, were able to support the Kurrachee Youth Day, providing transport, interactive activities and helping where needed. What an amazing
YUGAAMGAN FESTIVAL 2023 Thank you to everyone who showed up. We ran out of shorts again this year!! Our community drive to help raise awareness around
Mudyala members were invited to hold a stall at the Aboriginal Languages Trust festival to showcase our Yaygirr language resources. Frances Parker, Aunty Noeline Kapeen
STRONG WOMEN HEALING CAMP OCTOBER 2023 was an absolute blast. Seeing so many women come together culturally and heal one another through being present and
It was a wonderful community celebration at the launch of the Woolgoolga to Ballina Aboriginal Art Trail last week.Congratulations to Transport for NSW and all
Mudyala members and Yaegl Elders were invited to Baryulgil Public School to share in their amazing Togetherness day. This showcased the local Aboriginal culture and
Mudyala were invited to help Cowper Public School celebrate their NAIDOC week. We assisted Cowper students in developing their own acknowledgement of country and sang
Tucabia Public School invited our Mudyala staff in to share culture and language. We supported the school in showcasing our Bakarindi Bush Food products, some
Report from PCYC Our Yaegl boys made us proud yesterday winning their final round game and making it into the quarter finals going against Durug
Clarence Valley Close the Gap is a day for all Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to come together to share and learn from each other while
In the April school holidays 2023, we held a Rising Warriors camp that allowed 26 youth to participate in an on country fitness boot camp
This year we had some Aboriginal artists from the Northern Rivers area paint the NRL Rabbitoh player boots the auction after the game to help
In February 2023, we held the first of many Strong Women Healing camps to come. Helping our community learn to heal from grief and loss
Clarence Valley Close the Gap Day is coming back in 2023. For interested schools please click here. Once the form is complete we will communicate the
