Wattle Seed Workshop with Mayi Harvests Native Foods
There is something powerful about women gathering together, and today was no exception. Today we gathered with Pat Mamanyjun Torres of...
Jarndu Yawuru woman's center - Broome Djugun country
The Jarndu Yawuru women's center (jarndu means woman in Djugun and Yawuru) was created in the late 1980's by a group of local women from...
Blast from the past- Mayi Harvests won the NAIDOC lifetime contribution to culture & heritage award
We are just remembering back to 2019 when the Broome community celebrated the Kullarri NAIDOC Festival and Mayi Harvests Native Foods won...
DJUGUN country - Pat Mamanyjun Torres speech for UN rapporteur
Understanding more about our Djugun people from the Kimberley,our culture and our story. Pat Mamanyjun Torres speech for UN rapporteur...
How Pat Torres of Mayi Harvests has turned the Kakadu plum into sustainable lifestyles
INDIGENOUS BUSINESS SERIES/ BYNANCIA GUIVARRA The Kakadu plum is a renowned native Australian superfood whose health benefits were long...
Mayi Harvests keeping culture strong through bush food products
Featured in the National Indigenous Times article by Grace Crivellaro. https://nit.com.au/mayi-harvests-keeping-culture-strong-through-bu...
Mayi Harvests Native Foods mentioned in Broadsheet online article.
Broome’s First Distillery, Moontide, Is Also One of Australia’s Most Isolated Resting in red earth by the Indian Ocean, the newly opened...
Aunty Pat Mamanyjun Torres features in the Black Magic Woman Podcast, hosted by Mundanara Bayles.
In episode 33 of the Black Magic Woman Podcast I yarn with Aunty Pat Mamanyjun Torres who is connected to the Jabirr-Jabirr, Nyul-Nyul,...
Native Trees damaged in quest for valuable fruit in Broome
Why is this happening to our precious trees people? Wild Harvesting is meant to be a sustainable and ethical way of collecting our...
Mayi Harvests meets Adam Liaw and introduces him to Kakadu Plum Fruit
(aka Gubiny)
Mayi Harvests features in the SBS Australia food channel with the amazing Chef Adam Liaw. Watch Adam taste a range of native plants, and...
Mayi Harvests & NAAKPA visits ANSTO laboratories
In late November, Pat Torres from Mayi Harvest representing the NAAKPA Steering Committee visited the laboratories of Australia’s Nuclear...
Gubinge group success insights ripe for picking
The success story of an alliance of Kakadu plum producers is set to be shared on the national stage. Broome woman Pat Torres will tell...
INAUGURAL NATIONAL BUSH FOOD SYMPOSIUM NOVEMBER 2019
A Kimberley traditional owner has shared the success story of an alliance of Kakadu plum producers on a national stage, at the inaugural...
Pandanis weaving workshop coordinated by Pat Torres from Mayi Harvests.
In conjunction with the Northern Australia Aboriginal Kakadu Plum Alliance (NAAKPA) Steering Committee meeting in Broome last month,...
Mayi Harvests joins the Global Food Innovation Summit in Melbourne,Victoria.
Mayi Harvests founder and director - Patricia Torres flew to Melbourne this week to be one of the guest speaker at the the...
The Five Kungkas Alliance
New Aboriginal owned native foods company ‘Five Kungkas’ have launched their enterprise by popping in to visit Noma chefs, Beau Clugston...
ETHICAL & SUSTAINABLE HARVESTING of the Kakadu Plum
Mayi harvests (Milari Aboriginal Corporation) The Mayi Harvests native food business specializes in West Kimberley Wild Foods which are...
Gubinge (Gabiny) ripe for the picking
Indigenous landowners have found a new way to make a living out of bush tucker. Gubinge (Gabiny) is a West Kimberley name for a tree more...
Advance Australia fare: Indigenous food past, present and future
Dawn on the Kimberley coast: an intense contrast of Pindan red earth, white sand, turquoise ocean and verdant bushland. Yet this iconic...
Northern Australia Kakadu Plum Alliance working towards a fruitful 2019
Last year, a group of indigenous organisations teamed up to create the Northern Australia Aboriginal Kakadu Plum Alliance (NAAKPA). Its...
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