Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation
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    • Permits information >
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      • Garanhan stone pictures
      • Coastal walking trails
      • Recreational fishing
    • Short-stay Hostel
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    • Media about Dhimurru
    • LOC on the radio
    • Advisory group
  • Book Permit Here
  • Contact
“Be firm and strong for the land, and the strength of your solidarity will sustain you in your cause. Our country (land and sea) will exist forever. It must be protected so that it will remain the same, so that it can be seen in the same way that the elders saw it in the past. Our vision and hope is that Yolŋu will continue to use our country for all the generations to come.”
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- Roy Dadayŋa Marika, one of Dhimurru's founders
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  • Home
  • About Dhimurru
    • Vision
    • Board of Directors
    • Our Staff
    • Annual report
  • Northeast Arnhem Land
    • Our IPA
    • Management plan 2015–22
    • Sea country
    • Sea Country Management
    • Learning On Country
    • Yolngu culture
    • Plants & animals
  • Visiting the Gove Peninsula
    • Permits information >
      • Permit FAQ
      • Book Permit Here
    • Visiting Recreation Areas >
      • Garanhan stone pictures
      • Coastal walking trails
      • Recreational fishing
    • Short-stay Hostel
  • Publications & Media
    • Media about Dhimurru
    • LOC on the radio
    • Advisory group
  • Book Permit Here
  • Contact