Gumala broadcasts music, news and commentary relevant to Aboriginal people of the Pilbara.
Community Broadcasts
We are in the process of installing new equipment which will improve the quality of the broadcast and open up the station to involvement from the wider Aboriginal community; not just Gumala members; through a Community Broadcasting Foundation Grant. Interested people will be able to learn about radio broadcasting and even have their own radio show.
Please call or email Tadam! if you would like to request a song, make a programming suggestion, share information or promote an idea or event on air.
Frequencies: Tom Price 106.5 FM, Bellary 101.7 FM, Roebourne 102.9 FM, Onslow 101.7 FM, Wakuthuni 104.9 FM, Youngaleena 102.1 FM, Paraburdoo 102.9 FM
Here you will find up-to-date news on our programs and schemes. We will post Frequently Asked Questions, (FAQ's) to make it easier for members to access our services. We encourage feedback from members so that this becomes an interactive forum where you can voice your ideas, concerns or even encouragement.
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In 1996, the Nyiyaparli, Banyjima and Innawonga peoples negotiated and signed an historical Yandi Land Use Agreement with Hamersley Iron Pty Ltd. (now Pilbara Iron).
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation was created to represent the collective interests of the Traditional Owners in the negotiations with Hamersley Iron and to develop and sign the Yandi Agreement. “Gumala” is an Aboriginal word in the Bunjima Language meaning “all together”.
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation
- Gumala Aboriginal Corporation
- Tom Price, The Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia
- includes Gumala Contracting, ESS Gumala and the Karijini Eco Retreat.
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