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Welcome to the

Ulladulla Community (Yuin)

 Community Site

Our Place

 

Discover the heart of our community—from our natural landscapes and gathering places to schools, organisations, and community spaces. Learn more about what's happening locally and how you can get involved.

 

Our Belonging

Explore what makes this community special—local heroes, sporting legends, Elders, families, and changemakers. Belonging is built by the people who live, work, and walk together on Country.

 

Our Story

Stories hold knowledge. Here we share stories from community members—past and present—that reflect who we are, where we’ve come from, and where we’re heading.

 

Submit a Story

Have a story, memory, or moment to share? Submit your story here. It could be a photo, video, written piece, or artwork. Every story contributes to our living history.

Featured Stories

NAIDOC touch football

This story is about the 2025 NAIDOC touch football carnival, held at Hanging Rock Oval. The event started at around 10am and concluded at 2:30pm. There were 3 schools playing against each other all throughout the day. Batemans bay high school, Moruya high school and Narooma high school. We got to stop at about 1:00pm to have a lunch break where a few of the men helping out cooked up some snags for all the kids. Both Batemans bay high school teams ended up battling it out against each other in the grand final, with Batemans bay coming out on top. At the end of the day there was a big game involving all the students all mixed into 2 big teams for a game of fun before heading back to their school ready to go home for the day.  Group photo- from left to right. Preston, Jj, James, Shane, Tremayne, Logan, Uncle Joe Brierley, Mason, Josh, Jyrelle, Jordan,Deakin, Archer, Mattew, Albert, Harlen, Sophia, Kieran, Rhiarla, Jayla, April, Nakiah, Ronin, Tiarnah, Annalise, Aunty Lisa, Aunty Jolene

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Submit a Story

Have a story, memory, or moment to share?


This space is for you. Your story—whether written, visual, or spoken—helps grow our collective history and ensures our voices, culture, and journeys are heard for generations to come.

 

What can I share?

 

You can upload (non-sacred no secret):

 

  • Photos (old or new)

  • Video or voice recordings

  • Written stories, poems, or reflections

  • Artwork or digital design

 

Whether you're telling your own story, honouring an Elder, sharing a community event, or celebrating a milestone—every contribution is welcome.

 

Note: Before You Submit

 

Please make sure:

  • You have permission to share photos, especially if they include others.

  • You are happy for your story to be published on the Queanbeyan Community (Ngunnawal) site.

  • You understand that some submissions may be lightly edited or curated for clarity and cultural safety.​

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We pay our deepest respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their enduring spirits, and their profound legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors—our First Nations peoples—give strength, inspiration, and courage to current and future generations towards creating a brighter future for all.

 

At InDIG-Stories, we honour the rich cultural heritage and deep wisdom of the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we work and live. We acknowledge their continued connection to the land, waters, and community. We commit ourselves to a path of reconciliation, respect, and partnership with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

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