Yolŋu Matha

This production was a collaboration between Laynhapuy Homeland Aboriginal Corporation and Yirrkala Homeland School. Filmed at the School Swimming Carnival in Nhulunbuy NT, Yolngu students from 5 School Campuses, situated on the Laynhapuy Homelands of East Arnhem Land, NT, …

Laynhapuy Youth Development Program invited IHHP to visit the homelands in May 2014. This video was produced by IHHP and showcased the amazing talents of the Yolngu youth on the traditional homelands of the Laynhapuy region of East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory Australia.

Laynha Youth Development Program invited MusoMagic to work with the youth from Baniyala Garrangali School to write and record a song about first aid for jellyfish stings. This production was the end result of 2 days of great work from the students, community, staff and of course …

Laynhapuy Homeland Aboriginal Corporation Youth Development Program teamed up with Yirrkala Homelands School, Yirralka Rangers and GanGan Homeland to make this song and film clip. This is written and recorded by the kids with much help from Teachers, Rangers and Dan Marolla from …

The kids of Baniyala Garrangali School on the Laynhapuy Homelands situated on East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia, worked with the Musomagic team to produce this song called Dolphin V Shark. The theme was to highlight the problem of bullying in school and encourage …

Song and video were produced by LiveVibe Music crew with the girls from Baniyala (Yilpara) Homeland which is situated on Laynhapuy Homeland on the East Coast of Arnhem Land Northern Territory Australia. Supported by the Laynha Youth Development Program, these Yolngu girls have …

A reverse role play performed at the Language and the Law Conference. Supreme Court of the Northern Territory - Darwin Part 1

This video highlights the confusion that exists between Yolngu culture and the dominant culture of mainstream Australia, and the devastating impact that this is having on Yolngu people in North East Arnhem Land. By Dianne Biritjalawuy Gondarra (Golumala woman of the Dhurili …

The Arnhem Human Enterprise Development (AHED) Project works alongside Yolngu people in the community of Galiwin'ku, Elcho Island in the Northern Territory. It is a project in responsive community development, seeking to provide long-term, on the ground support to any Yolngu …

Interviews with key members of the Yolngu Nations Assembly, about their advocacy work across the Yolngu nation.

An insight into the Yolngu Radio network across the remote homelands of East Arnhem Land.

Good news stories from the Dhimurru Rangers from Yirrkala and the Yirralka Womens Rangers

Stories of Donald Thomson at Gat'tji homeland in Arnhem Land.

Look after yourself and wellbeing

Nigel Yunupingu, Gurrumul's brother, warns young people about the dangers of consuming too much sugar. Nigel co-wrote this little film with Paul Williams. Nigel is a natural comedian and is Elcho Islands leading creative when it comes to short community films. The clip is part of …

Football is an important part of remote community life. Football is often said to be good show young people different life skills. In this clip football skills and health skills are seen in the same light. Football is health and health is life.

Living a healthy lifestyle

Sometimes we need to have operations to live longer.

Yirrmal Marika, new generation Yolngu man from the community of Yirrkala, is an aspiring songwriter and guitarist with a beautiful voice, singing songs about his homeland and culture with feeling and depth beyond his years. "We're living in two worlds, learning in two worlds, …

Kerri Anne Cox singing Burning Desire at Coming Together Minyirr Park 2013.