The Bolo Project
The Bolo Project is a community-led infrastructure initiative supporting the Lullumb and Mudnunn communities in the Kimberley. Focused on self-determination and cultural continuity, the project delivers essential services—including access to clean water, safe sanitation, and culturally appropriate infrastructure for daily living, education, and cultural activities.
By combining Indigenous knowledge with corporate kindness, the Bolo Project strengthens community resilience and creates a foundation for long-term wellbeing, cultural perpetuation, and economic participation.
Murgon State High School Project
The Murgon State High School Project is a collaboration between Murgon High School, iSupply, Corporate Australia, and community groups. The project aims to empower students, enhance educational facilities, and strengthen community resilience through sustainable practices and culturally responsive project-based learning.
The initiative seeks to:
• Empower Students: Engage students through practical learning, developing essential life, career, and trade skills.
• Enhance Learning Spaces: Create educational facilities focused on agriculture, horticulture, and practical life skills.
• Promote Sustainability: Embed sustainability into educational facilities and community projects.
• Strengthen Community Connections: Foster community resilience by addressing local needs in housing and food sovereignty while honoring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage.
Ingleside Project
The Ingleside Project is a visionary initiative aimed at establishing a self-sustaining community hub that integrates food sovereignty, regeneration, housing, food storage, business operations, and technology to support community growth, self-determination, and sustainability.
The Bilby Project
The Bilby Project is a purpose-driven initiative designed to support the perpetuation of culture through mobility. This envisioned vehicle will be dedicated to assisting with on-Country cultural activities such as harvesting, ceremony, and other traditional practices.
The planned vehicle and trailer setup will be designed to transport essential infrastructure—including portable toilets, a cool room, and a camp kitchen—as well as to support rubbish removal, ensuring cultural events are delivered with the necessary amenities. Once built, this vehicle will play a critical role in enabling mob to uphold cultural responsibilities in remote locations with dignity, safety, and comfort.