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Legacy of Garma founder Yunupingu honoured

Published 4 August 2023, 9:27 am
The Garma festival, in north east Arnhem land, is the nation's most influential Indigenous festival. This this year it is being held without its founder - Yolngu elder and senior leader of the Gumatj clan - Yunupingu. NITV correspondent Guy McLean sat down with his brother, Djawa Yunupingu, who aims to continue the community's quest for equal rights and services.
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