Gilimbaa specialises in Indigenous communication
ORIGIN OF A NAME
Gilimbaa means 'today' in the language of the Wakka Wakka people of central Queensland.
For us it symbolises our individual journeys, skills, and history which have brought us together and which are shaping our future.
FEATURED WORK
NATIVE TITLE
REFORM JOURNAL
The artwork represents the themes and issues surrounding Native Title and Common Law.
While Native Title is a complex issue, this artwork depicts the fundamental elements and issues.
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LATEST NEWS
10.06.09 | Mabo Oration 2009
'From self respect comes dignity and from dignity comes hope.' This was the message Tom Calma presented during his delivery of the Mabo Oration a..
30.05.09 | Yulkuum-Jerrang KBN Conference
The 2nd Indigenous Economic Development Conference was held from the 27-29th of May in Melbourne. The event organised by the Koori Business Netwo..
29.04.09 | ALRC Native Title & Rap Launch
Gilimbaa travelled to Sydney to attend the launch of the Australian Law Reform Commission's Reconciliation Action Plan and the launch of its late..