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Capturing the stories, sights and sounds of the Ngaanyatjarra Lands. Hear us live on NGM 107.7FM.

We are an Independent Yarnangu Corporation that employs over 35 Yarnangu workers and are looking to employ many more. We have a solid, talented and dedicated team of Producers, Coordinators, and Directors, from around Australia. NG Media’s non-Indigenous staff are here to share their skills and passion for media with the Yarnangu people. We have 14 Yarnangu members on our Board of Directors who ta

ke a keen interest in everything we produce and every project we embark on. NG Media’s vision is to empower Yarnangu to create and share their own stories through multi media. Our activities include:
• Cultural Performance & Recording
• Radio Training & Broadcast
• Video Training & Production
• Music Festivals, Recording & Distribution
• IT Training & Access Centres
• Technical Services Unit
• Archiving, website development and communications infrastructure. The Ngaanyatjarra Lands stretch across an area of approximately 250,000 square km’s, in the Great Victorian and Gibson Desert region of Western Australia.

18/07/2025

Epic photos by TEABBA featuring our crew in Bidyadanga. 📸

15/07/2025

Some photo updates from our crew up north in Bidyadanga 🤩📸🤳

13/07/2025

Safe travels to our crew; Jennifer, Daniel, Savahanna and Pawuya who are travelling with Jacob Mckenzie PY Media - Radio 5NPY to Bidyadanga Community (180km’s from Broome) to attend the FRAIM event facilitated by PAKAM - Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media and Indigenous Community Television - ICTV. 🛩️

12/07/2025

Together with NPY Youth, we rugged up with dinner and a movie under the stars tonight to end our NAIDOC Week here in Irrunytju. ❤️💛🖤

Thank you to CDP Jackson and Trevor for their help with firewood. 🪵

10/07/2025

A glimpse of our NAIDOC Week so far.. ❤️💛🖤

23/06/2025

Clear blue skies, good food and good company on a recent ladies bush trip 🪾🤎

13/06/2025

‼️ Spinning Film Trailer
Ngaanyatjarra Media joined the Warnpurru Culture Camp at Patjarr Community, where ninti minmya from Patjarr, Warakurna and Wanarn, assisted by Warnpurru Men and Women Rangers, took part in traditional “spinning” practices.
Spinning is a traditional cultural method used to create threads for decoration, adornment, tools and ceremonial items.
This special Culture Camp focused on revitalising this important tradition.

Stay tuned—the full film is coming soon!

01/06/2025

Reflecting on a special day which saw the ladies came together to watch old Turlku Purtingkatja films from over a decade ago. As we work through our Archiving Project which includes the digitalisation of many incredible pieces of film, audio, photographs, etc, we look forward to making these immensely important media pieces easily accessible for Yarnangu across the Ngaanyatjarra Lands to watch from their own communities.

• Minyma pampa activities supported by WA Department of Communities.

30/05/2025

If one photo captured the day - it’s this gorgeous shot of Tjawina.

Perfect Friday spent on country. More pics to come.❤️

Minyma Pampa activities supported by WA Department of Communities.

23/05/2025

Another busy week for our team.

🧶 • A wonderful Minyma Pampa activity session where the ladies tried out Macrame. A big shout out to our awesome local team for learning the skills to then teach on. Safe to say they turned out so lovely.

🎨 • A special project got underway in Wanarn. Karen Cooke alongside her granddaughters, and our brilliant co-workers, Savahanna and Pawuya. We look forward to coming together again.

🟠 • Clay! Minyma Pampa came together out in the afternoon sun trying out air-dry clay. How cool is Diane’s bird nest?!

Additionally, we loved having Duane Foster back in the studio, seeing and chatting with the incredible Warnpurru Rangers Team and continuing to work with cultural leaders across the Lands on exciting plans for 2025.

Minyma Pampa activities supported by Department of Communities.

21/05/2025

A few other pics from earlier in the month when the wonderful Steve and Kunmanara from Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development came out to Irrunytju to spend some time at our CRC.
Another shout out to our board, who amongst a visit and very busy week, still managed to come together (some in person, some on Zoom and some via phone) to successfully complete the first meeting for the 2025.
Our second Board Meeting is set for June 20th. 🗓️

16/05/2025

Absolute legends!

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+61400934582

Website

http://ngmedia.org.au/

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