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At Healing Our Mob, the work we're proudest of often happens behind the scenes.Over the past year we've been walking alo...
22/06/2026

At Healing Our Mob, the work we're proudest of often happens behind the scenes.
Over the past year we've been walking alongside Boorrumpah Goupong Aboriginal Corporation (BGAC) — the first community-based Aboriginal men's organisation in Ipswich — strengthening the things that hold a strong organisation up: governance, funding, compliance and the day-to-day systems.
The point isn't for us to run the work. It's the opposite. When the back-of-house is solid, BGAC's team can keep their focus where it belongs — on the men and families they walk with, on social and emotional wellbeing, su***de prevention, and supporting men coming home from custody.
That's what community-controlled looks like in practice: the answers already sit in community, and our job is to back the people doing the work so it stays in their hands.
Proud to say BGAC was recently named a finalist in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Award at the 2025 OpenMinds Awards. Strong men, strong communities. 🖤💛❤️

Lateral violence and the division it causes in our communities for legal gain is real. We didn't need jails or lawyers t...
27/03/2026

Lateral violence and the division it causes in our communities for legal gain is real. We didn't need jails or lawyers to sort our governance issues. We have been divided but have not forgotten our lore. Healing Our Mob stands against these practices and works tirelessly to unite everyone through empowered, community-driven initiatives. Explore our mission, learn more about how we're transforming communities, and read about our commitment to resilience and cultural preservation. Visit our website today for in-depth insights.

18/02/2026

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Since Mabo, we were told the law would recognise our rights and help restore justice. And in many ways it did. But let’s...
18/02/2026

Since Mabo, we were told the law would recognise our rights and help restore justice. And in many ways it did. But let’s speak honestly about the other side of the story — the wave of litigation that has swept through Aboriginal communities, often leaving division, exhaustion, and fractured families in its wake.

For more than three decades, too many of our disputes have been funnelled into courtrooms where culture is dissected under cross-examination, where connection to Country is reduced to legal argument, and where the adversarial system — by its very nature — rewards conflict over consensus. Brothers against brothers. Elders challenged. Families split into “applicants” and “respondents.”

The legal fraternity has undoubtedly played a role in securing important wins. But we must also ask: has the system become too comfortable with a model that keeps disputes alive, bills mounting, and communities locked in cycles of contest? When process becomes an industry, unity can become collateral damage.

Our old people resolved differences through authority, dialogue, and responsibility to the collective. Today, too often, we are told the only path is litigation — lengthy, technical, and emotionally draining — while relationships bear the cost.

This is not about rejecting the law. It’s about demanding that it serve our people, not divide them. We should be investing far more in mediation, cultural governance, and solutions that strengthen community rather than setting us against each other.

Mabo opened the door. But if we are honest, the journey since has sometimes felt less like recognition and more like a battlefield of competing claims, legal strategies, and procedural fights.

The question we should all be asking — lawyers, leaders, governments, and communities — is simple:

Are we building a future grounded in unity and respect, or are we allowing a system to keep us arguing over the past?

It’s time to have that conversation.

A vision for a stronger community starts with you. What change do you want to see that can uplift and empower those arou...
08/02/2026

A vision for a stronger community starts with you. What change do you want to see that can uplift and empower those around you?

A journey towards empowerment starts with the right insights. We have decades of providing good governance and it starts...
05/01/2026

A journey towards empowerment starts with the right insights. We have decades of providing good governance and it starts with understanding money. With AI we bypass the blockages of poor accounting practices and give you real time financial reporting. Visit our website to access unique resources that can transform your future and guide you on your path to success.

🎉 Join our new Podcast called Empty Shelves" starting on the 14th January in the new year." Lets talk the healing truth...
31/12/2025

🎉 Join our new Podcast called Empty Shelves" starting on the 14th January in the new year." Lets talk the healing truth with people who have lived with food insecurity!
“We have heard from many people living in remote communities that one of the biggest issues is access to affordable, fresh and healthy food.

“As we’ve seen in some parts of the country, food supplies are affected by extreme weather events, cutting off communities.

“We are supporting these initiatives because we know food security underpins the health and wellbeing of First Nations people living in remote communities.” Quotes from Linda Burney 🌟

🎉 Happy New Year! As we step into a fresh chapter, let's embrace new opportunities for growth and success. At Healing Ou...
31/12/2025

🎉 Happy New Year! As we step into a fresh chapter, let's embrace new opportunities for growth and success. At Healing Our Mob, we’re here to guide you through your strategic planning and help you achieve your goals this year. We all need to be driven by real actions to achieve our goals. Support your team on the ground and know that we are there in the background to help make it happen. Cheers to new beginnings! 🌟

As we reflect on the past and look forward to new beginnings, let's set our sights on growth and success together! 🌟 Che...
30/12/2025

As we reflect on the past and look forward to new beginnings, let's set our sights on growth and success together! 🌟 Cheers to fresh opportunities and collaborative achievements in the coming year! 🥂

Community bonds are often forged in moments of shared experience. Reflect on a time when your community came together an...
30/12/2025

Community bonds are often forged in moments of shared experience. Reflect on a time when your community came together and the impact it had on you. I send my care to all those facing the trials of the wet season and hope your loved ones are safe and well fed. Its a time when real food security is tested and many of our remote communities are short of food.

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