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Yolŋu of Arnhem Land: the Aboriginal People Behind Australia's Garma Festival
The Yolŋu people of north-east Arnhem Land are the traditional custodians behind Australia's most significant Indigenous cultural and political forum.
Why it mattersUnderstanding the Yolŋu, their 26 clans, their centuries-old trade links with Indonesia, and the deep significance of Gulkula explains why Garma carries such weight as a venue for national conversations about Indigenous policy and recognition.
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