Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation

An Indigenous man adorned with ceremonial Rirratjingu body paint.
A young Indigenous student participating in a Photography Workshop.
A Rirratjingu family playing with their young child under the trees.

The Rirratjingu clan belong to the Yolŋu people of Miwatj (which translates to ‘land of the first sunrise‘ in Yolŋu tongue, meaning North East Arnhem Land). 

Our Yolŋu culture is among the oldest living cultures on earth and our ancestors have lived and flourished on our lands for 55,000 years. Today, our Rirratjingu people live in North East Arnhem Land around Nhulunbuy and Yirrkala regions.

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