Community Stations

Yarrabah is a coastal Aboriginal community located about 50 km east of Cairns, Queensland. Home to around 2,500 residents, it lies on the traditional lands of the Gunggandji and Yidinji peoples. Established in the 1960s, Yarrabah is one of Australia’s largest discrete Indigenous communities.

Governed by the Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council, the community manages health, education, social services, and infrastructure. The council works closely with Traditional Owners to ensure cultural preservation and community-led development.

The Yarrabah Arts and Cultural Precinct, including the Menmuny Museum and Yarrabah Arts Centre, showcases local Indigenous art, culture, and history. It serves as a vibrant gathering place for artists and visitors, offering unique cultural experiences and promoting Indigenous identity.

Yarrabah is known for its strong community spirit, with residents actively participating in cultural festivals, events, and initiatives that celebrate their heritage. The community continues to focus on building a sustainable and resilient future.