Muru Mittigar Ltd

We design and construct yarning circles that create welcoming spaces for connection, learning and Cultural engagement. Our services can include the delivery and coordination of smoking ceremonies, the supply and installation of bush tucker plants and the integration of Cultural knowledge shared by Elders to create meaningful and authentic outcomes. Through collaboration and respect for Cultural practices, we help create spaces that support storytelling, education, wellbeing and community connection.

Connection to Country is more than a place. It’s identity, belonging, knowledge and wellbeing.
Being on Country allows us to learn, share stories and strengthen our connection to culture, community and the generations who have cared for these lands for thousands of years.
There is power in walking on Country, listening to Country and learning from Country.

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the bush tucker plants we’ll have available at this week’s NAIDOC events!

Join us on Thursday at Bella Vista Farm and Friday at Jamison Park, Penrith. We’d love to see you there and celebrate NAIDOC Week together. 🖤💛❤️

Today marks the beginning of NAIDOC Week 2026. A week to honour the oldest living cultures on Earth, celebrate the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and reflect on our shared responsibility to walk together in truth, respect and reconciliation.
Culture. Country. Community. This week and every week. 🖤💛❤️

NAIDOC Week 2026: 50 Years of Deadly.

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NAIDOC Week 2026: 50 Years of Deadly - Muru Mittigar NAIDOC Week is one of the most important dates on Australia’s Cultural calendar. It is a time to celebrate and recognise the histories, cultures, achievements and continuing contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the country. The 2026 theme, 50 Years of Deadly, marks ...

A few weeks ago, we posted videos of a drone spraying we conducted to treat Salvinia Molesta, to suppress rapid biomass accumulation and alleviate anaerobic conditions caused by surface mat smothering, restoring water flow, light pe*******on and dissolved oxygen levels to support native aquatic flora recovery. As promised, here is our most recent update - a before and after of the creek and it's looking amazing!

How stunning is Fernhill Estate looking in the winter sun?! This is one of the sites maintained by Muru Mittigar. Reach out to our Landscaping Team for a discussion about maintenance.

Another staff shout-out to Antony Kinnas, Tim Sullivan, Jeremy Willcox & Noah McCormack from our landscaping crew. The team recently completed Revegetation Works for a client in Kellyville and worked night shift through wind, rain and cold. Great work!

These Eucalyptus Treticornis seedlings are being grown for the Mount Druitt Pool redevelopment project. Seed was collected from the site late last year and the seedlings have since been propagated and grown on in our nursery. Once sufficiently established, they will be potted into 300mm containers and planted out following completion of the redevelopment works at the pool.

A shoutout to Landscape Team Leader Daniel Leverett, who has been maintaining this beautiful estate at Fernhill and received the below feedback from the client:

"The GSP Board and CE undertook a site inspection at Fernhill Estate yesterday, the site was looking fantastic, everyone was very impressed. Please pass on my thanks to Daniel and the team."