Naomi Wilfred

Naomi Wilfred was born and raised on Alawa Country, in Minyerri community in the NT. Alawa (on her father's side) and Mara (on mother’s side, from Ngukurr), she is one of nine sisters. “There’s one clan for all Minyerri people - and in that clan we have different totems that represent different family groups. There’s mermaid – we call her Munga Munga; King Brown Snake... there’s seven different totems.”   
There’s one clan for all Minyerri people - and in that clan we have different totems that represent different family groups. There’s mermaid – we call her Munga Munga; King Brown Snake... there’s seven different totems.”

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Quandamooka collectionWe Made a Mistake - but was it a Happy Accident?

We Made a Mistake - but was it a Happy Accident?

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We're in the running for a NIFA Award

We're in the running for a NIFA Award

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CompetitionWin an exclusive experience for you and up to 10 friends

Win an exclusive experience for you and up to 10 friends

Win an unforgettable Magpie Goose experience for you and up to 10 friends — including a private guided tour of Stories You Wear: Magpie Goose at the Museum of Brisbane, hosted by a Magpie Goose own...