Eastern Guruma

Culture, language and connection to Country are at the heart of who we are.

Through our Cultural Mapping Project, Eastern Guruma is working to preserve and protect Muntulgura Guruma knowledge, stories, language and culturally significant sites for future generations. This important work helps ensure cultural knowledge is captured, respected and shared in a way that strengthens connection to Country and supports the continuation of cultural practices.

This video provides an insight into the Cultural Mapping Project, the importance of preserving cultural heritage, and the voices of those helping to safeguard this knowledge for generations to come.

We invite you to watch the video and learn more about this significant initiative.

Cultural Mapping Project Highlights Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

A great day at the Indigenous Business Lunch in Perth, where industry, government and Aboriginal business leaders came together to discuss opportunities for Indigenous businesses across Western Australia.

We were proud to see our Managing Director, Tania, take part in the panel discussion, sharing her insights and experiences.

Thank you to everyone involved in hosting the event and facilitating these important conversations. We look forward to seeing the positive impact these reforms can have for Indigenous businesses and communities.

Excited to launch our newest partnership with West Coast Eagles. Looking forward to making genuine impact across the state, creating pathways and opportunity for Indigenous young people and supporting elite female athletes within the AFL.

West Coast Eagles and Eastern Guruma unite Eastern Guruma will support the AFLW team, Naitanui Academy and Soar program

Great time at the footy

Big day at the footy

Today the EG team came together to celebrate National Reconciliation Week through food, conversation, and connection. The shared lunch was a wonderful opportunity for our team to share stories, cultures and traditions from across our diverse workforce, reminding us that reconciliation starts with listening, learning and building stronger relationships together. Thank you to everyone who contributed a dish, shared their story, and helped create such an inclusive and welcoming event by talking about what reconciliation means to them.

Ready to take the next step in leadership? Eastern Guruma is seeking an experienced General Manager – Operations to drive performance, growth, and operational excellence.