Publishing ideas
Bundjalung community websites
A simple static website can make community work easier to find, share, preserve, and update.
Portfolio
For artists, designers, writers, musicians, makers, photographers, educators, consultants, and speakers who need a stable web address.
Project page
For a program, workshop, event series, local history project, archive, fundraiser, or community notice.
Small organisation
For a group that needs a plain-language homepage, contact details, downloads, and links without maintaining a complex CMS.
What to prepare
- Preferred page name or subdomain.
- Short introduction and contact details.
- Images you have permission to use.
- Any text that should stay private or password protected.
- Correction contact for future updates.
Free simple builds
Basic one-page websites and landing pages can be created for free where the request is suitable and the identity check is complete. More complex websites can be discussed before any work begins via the form below or by emailing info@bundjalung.au.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a simple page take to set up?
Timing depends on volunteer availability and how complete your content is when you submit the form. Providing a short introduction, contact details, and any images ready to use speeds things up.
Can a page be password protected?
Yes, for pages such as family reunion notices that shouldn't be fully public — password protection can be handled at the edge without extra hosting cost.
Who owns the content on a community page?
You do. Bundjalung.au hosts the page; you retain rights to your text, images, and other material, and can request removal or migration at any time.
Funding and support
Grant rounds and eligibility change frequently. These links go to the funding bodies’ current information; check the latest guidelines and closing dates before applying.
- Indigenous Languages and Arts funding
- First Nations arts funding opportunities
- NSWALC grants and funding