We’ve got big news! As of 1 July 2025, Bagala Aboriginal Corporation is taking full ownership of the Barunga Laundry.
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Overcrowding is a real challenge in many remote communities, and we are no exception. When too many people share small spaces, it increases the risk of communicable diseases spreading, from colds and flu to more serious illnesses. That’s why it’s crucial to build more homes, giving our mob the space they need. By addressing overcrowding, we can improve overall health outcomes, reduce the spread of illness, and give our people a better quality of life.
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In the 2025/2026 financial year, Bagala Aboriginal Corporation will launch its Law and Justice Program, a community-driven initiative designed to foster safety, fairness, and justice within our community.
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The Men's Wellness Workshop is a new initiative for our mob in Barunga and Wugularr (Beswick) and was created to support men’s social, emotional, and cultural well-being. By combining cultural healing with health programs and leadership opportunities, this project is about building up our men and strengthening the ties that keep our communities strong.
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In remote Indigenous communities, access to resources, social spaces, and opportunities for personal growth can be limited. That’s why the Bagala Social Club project will be a key player in enhancing our community’s health, wellbeing, and social connectivity while also creating local employment and economic opportunities.
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Every June, our small community of Barunga transforms into a vibrant hub of culture, art, and sport as we welcome thousands of visitors from across Australia and beyond to celebrate Indigenous heritage at the annual Barunga Festival.
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At Bagala Aboriginal Corporation, our motel and office spaces are an essential part of our community development model.
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Since the Barunga Laundry opened in February 2019, it has played a key role in improving health and wellbeing for our mob. Our laundry was created to address one of our biggest health challenges—scabies.
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In remote regions of the Northern Territory, the simple act of visiting family, attending medical appointments, or accessing essential services can be an expensive and logistical challenge.
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In remote communities like Barunga, accessing fresh, affordable fruit and vegetables has long been a challenge. Because of our remote location, the cost of freight impacts everything, including fresh produce.
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