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25 July 2025

Caring for Country: Delivering Environmental and Community Impact Through Aboriginal-Led Land Management

At Muru Mittigar, we are redefining the way Country is cared for. As a proud Aboriginal social enterprise, our Caring for Country Division blends traditional ecological knowledge with leading-edge technology to deliver innovative environmental solutions. Our work not only supports sustainable land management but also generates powerful social and workforce development outcomes across communities. Whether […]

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08 July 2025

Empowering Community Through Financial Wellbeing

For over two decades, Muru Mittigar has been a trusted Aboriginal organisation working alongside the community to create practical, lasting change. Located in Western Sydney, our Community Finance Hub continues this mission by offering free, confidential and culturally safe financial support to those who need it most. Our goal is simple: to reduce financial stress […]

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08 July 2025

How Muru Mittigar Can Enhance Your Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

In today’s construction landscape, business leadership goes beyond managing projects and profit margins – it involves contributing to positive social and cultural outcomes. Implementing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is a strategic move that signals accountability, cultural awareness and long-term vision. A RAP provides a structured framework to support meaningful engagement with Aboriginal and Torres […]

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20 June 2025

Tree Sap in Aboriginal Culture: A Natural Source of Food, Medicine and Knowledge

For tens of thousands of years, Aboriginal peoples across Australia have lived in deep relationship with the natural world, drawing on the resources of the land not just for survival, but for ceremony, health and community wellbeing. One such resource that holds significant value across many Nations is tree sap – a versatile and powerful […]

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20 June 2025

Why Schools Should Embrace NAIDOC Week 2025 for the Next Generation

NAIDOC Week 2025 will be observed from 6 – 13 July, celebrating the theme “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy.” This theme not only honours 50 years of NAIDOC Week but also calls attention to the importance of supporting and empowering young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders. For schools, this presents a powerful […]

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11 June 2025

Transform and Maintain Your Landscape with Muru Mittigar

At Muru Mittigar, we prioritise more than just visual appeal – we prioritise Caring for Country. Our expert landscape management services are designed to deliver sustainable, long-term environmental benefits while enhancing the natural beauty and functionality of your outdoor spaces. As a Dharug-led social enterprise, we approach landscape management with cultural insight, technical excellence and […]

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11 June 2025

Connecting with Country: Cultural Advisory Services by Muru Mittigar

At Muru Mittigar, we believe meaningful engagement with Country begins with listening to those who know it best. As a Dharug-led social enterprise operating for over 20 years, we work closely with Traditional Owners, Elders, artists and knowledge holders to ensure Aboriginal culture and knowledge are integrated respectfully into the built environment. We understand that […]

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26 May 2025

Why It Matters: The Importance of Acknowledging Aboriginal Culture, Elders and Country in Business

In today’s socially aware business landscape, organisations are recognising the importance of acknowledging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures — the oldest continuing cultures in the world. This acknowledgment is more than just a symbolic gesture; it is a meaningful step toward reconciliation, respect and shared responsibility. What Does It Mean to Acknowledge Culture, Elders […]

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26 May 2025

Walking Together: How to Support Reconciliation Week with Muru Mittigar

National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) is a time for all Australians to reflect on our shared history, learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and take meaningful steps towards a more just and equitable future. This year’s theme, [Insert Current Theme, e.g. “Now More Than Ever”], is a powerful reminder that […]

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