The summit focused on the practical work of self-determination happening in community and the leadership continuing to shape it.

Each grant of up to $500,000 in the $6 million funding package is designed to empower First Nations-led organisations to strengthen their impact in communities and catalyse opportunities for self-determination.

It will support respected local leaders to work alongside families, Police and service providers to identify concerns early, strengthen relationships and improve community safety through culturally appropriate pathways.

Gunawuna Jungai Limited is pleased to announce a generous $5,000 sponsorship from Community Enterprise Queensland (CEQ) for the Doomadgee United Rugby League Football Team.

The SPARC project emerged in response to the continued failure to meet most Closing the Gap targets, despite national commitments.

The Board of Gunawuna Jungai has proudly announced the appointment of Massimo Zaini as Chief Executive Officer, following the departure of outgoing CEO Kieran Smith at the end of 2025.

Doomadgee-based organisation Gunawuna Jungai has announced the appointment of Athol Walden as Board Chair, a decision that has been met with strong community support.

Gunawuna Jungai is proud to announce the official release of its new track, GJ Anthem, a powerful celebration of identity, strength and unity for the Doomadgee community.

There has been a long-standing gap in service delivery approaches in Doomadgee – while more than 70 organisations are funded to deliver fly-in-fly-out services to the community of 1,400 people, outcomes in health, housing, education, and justice continue to fall short of community expectations.