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Blak Business Magazine, May 2025: The Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation (RAC) sits among the most successful Aboriginal corporations in Australia. Read More.

ABC News, March 2025: Live television interview with Wanyubi Marika following the High Court decision on East Arnhem Land land rights. Watch here.

RAC Media Release, March 2025: Historic High Court Decision Upholds Rirratjingu Land Rights – A Major Legal and Cultural Victory. Read More.

Territory Q Magazine, January 2025: Witiyana Marika is a musician, film maker, ceremonial leader and actor who has spent his life trying to bridge the cultural gap in Australia through songs and cultural exposure. Rea d More .

Australian of the Year Awards 2024: Yalmay Yunupiŋu, Director of Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation, awarded Senior Australian of the Year 2024 for her work as a teacher, linguist and community leader. Read More.

Australian of the Year Awards 2024: Witiyana Marika named 2024 NT Local Hero Award for his work as a filmmaker and musician. Read More .

Australian of the Year Awards 2025: M. Marika, Director of Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation, named as nominee for 2025 NT Local Hero Award for his work as an Indigenous community and land conservation advocate. Read More.

Back Roads – East Arnhem Land, NT (Part 1): Rae Johnston discovers a remote and tiny community that punches above its weight on the international stage, in music, art, science, politics and culture – all while tackling a growing environmental and ecological crisis. Watch Here.

Territory Q Magazine, April 2021: The Rirratjingu people of North-East Arnhem Land are keen to talk business. Read More.

Territory Q Magazine, July 2018: Prince Charles was given a rapturous welcome when he visited North-East Arnhem Land in April. Read More.

Territory Q Magazine, July 2017: The Rirratjingu acquired control of the Gove Quarry in 2011 – the first Indigenous-owned mining operation in East Arnhem Land. Read More.

Territory Q Magazine, July 2017: Born Out of Land Rights – Bakamumu Marika discusses the success of the Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation. Read More..