Mepla Waru Kaas

09/08/2026

Mepla Waru Kaas

09/08/2026

Caboolture to Darwin! MWK did a road trip to Darwin! Mepla Waru Kaas

09/08/2026

🖤💛❤️ MWK Road Trip Memories 💙💚🤍🖤

What a journey across Country — from Caboolture all the way to Darwin. 🛣️✨

We travelled through so many places, passing through Maryborough, Childers, Gin Gin, Miriam Vale, Gladstone, Calliope, Rockhampton, Townsville, Charters Towers, Hughenden, Julia Creek, Cloncurry, Mount Isa, Camooweal, Barkly, Threeways, Renner Springs, Elliott, Daly Waters, Mataranka, Katherine, Pine Creek, Adelaide River and finally into Darwin.

So many kilometres, fuel stops, feed stops, quick breaks, drive-bys, laughs, tired eyes and memories made along the way. 🌅🚗

Feeling grateful for the chance to travel across beautiful Country, seeing the land change from coast to outback to the Top End.
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Caboolture → Darwin
One big road trip, one unforgettable adventure. 🛣️🌿✨

Check out our reels!

Tag a Aunty, Share with Uncle, Follow with your Elders, Like with your Cuzzy’s and Comment your experiences!

09/08/2026

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15/07/2026

💚💙🤍🖤Hey Legends
Mepla Waru Kaas will be at Logan Hospital today to celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC!

Come and have a yarn or just a dorry.

We will be there with Nana Floss Creations and Solid Paths Collective.

See you there ❤️🖤💛

09/07/2026

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👉🏽👉🏽Still Deadly - Voices of our Elders👈🏽

Today, the Ipswich City Council’s Community Gallery launches this exhibition.

Elders are the Voices, knowledge holders and custodians of deep stories of rights, justice and our cultural ways.

Starts at 10am at D’Arcy Doyle Place. We hope to see you there!! If you can’t make it, please make time over the next two weeks to visit and listen to their stories!!

09/07/2026

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The Mura Yarn | Issue 02 💜

Issue 02 of The Mura Yarn is here!

This month, we're reflecting on a simple but powerful reminder:

Caring for Country starts with caring for the people who care for it.

Inside this edition you'll find:
💜 A new Feature Story.
💜 A Community Spotlight celebrating the Li-Anthawirriyarra Sea Ranger Unit.
💜 How Mura lived the value of Empowerment throughout the month.
💜 A look ahead as we head into NAIDOC Week 2026.

📖 Read Issue 02 on LinkedIn:
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Thank you for continuing to walk alongside Mura.

Happy reading! 💜

06/07/2026

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06/07/2026

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06/07/2026

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Hey you mob! I'm Sheradene, the face behind Solid Paths Collective. 🤎

I'm an Aboriginal, Papua New Guinean, and Indonesian woman, born and raised in Darwin, NT. My mob are Wambaya, Yanyuwa and Yawuru.

Solid Paths Collective was created through both lived and professional experience navigating complex health and social systems. Like many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, I understand firsthand how overwhelming these systems can sometimes feel, especially while managing your own health and wellbeing.
I moved to Meanjin in 2017, and began working as a Hospital Liaison Officer, walking alongside patients and families during some of their most challenging times, helping them understand their care, advocate for their needs, and navigate systems with greater confidence.

As a mother, SPC is more than just another business to me. It represents a path toward breaking cycles, improving access to care, and creating stronger pathways for future generations. ✨

Thank you to everyone who has supported SPC so far! 🤎