Murin Travel & Freight Services

18/03/2026

26/02/2026

Wadeye Barge Service Returns – Effective 20 February 2026

Murin Association is pleased to confirm the return of our Wadeye barge service, supporting the continued and reliable movement of essential freight to Thamarrurr and Daly communities.

Freight receival is now open at Shed 2, 25 Muramats Road, East Arm, with updated drop-off times in place for dry and chilled/frozen freight. Freight back loading to Darwin can also be accommodated by contacting our Freight Operations team.

We extend our thanks to community stakeholders and businesses who have supported the return of this important service. This milestone reflects the strength of Aboriginal-owned businesses delivering local services for local communities.

For specific information on how to book and send freight to and from Wadeye from Darwin, please visit:

Murin offers reliable freight services, including road transport for essential goods. Contact us for safe logistics solutions today!

17/11/2025

New Addition to the Murin Fleet!

Murin Association is pleased to welcome a brand-new Toyota Coaster 22-Seater 4x4 to our transport fleet.

This upgraded vehicle will strengthen our remote road transport services, offering safer, more reliable, and more comfortable travel for passengers travelling across one of the NT’s toughest roads. Key features include:

- - 4x4 capability for remote and off-road access
- - 22 comfortable seats
- - Sound air-conditioning
- - Perfect for community transport, charters, and operational support

Please note: with the impending Wet Season likely to arrive sooner rather than later, this service will soon pause due to impassable road conditions. We expect to be back on the road around April 2026, weather permitting.

For charter bookings or enquiries:
Phone: (08) 7922 2400
Email: [email protected]

NT Logistics and Infrastructure

03/11/2025

We’re proud to share Murin Association’s new Generational Strategic Vision, developed and endorsed by the Murin Executive Board.

The plan sets a clear direction for the next decade — strengthening Murin’s services, building sustainable businesses, and ensuring profits continue to be reinvested into the communities we serve.

It focuses on achieving practical outcomes: better services on Homelands, stronger governance, and long-term financial independence for future generations.

Our vision:
Children growing up happy and healthy on their land, Kardu having meaningful opportunities, and all generations living in harmony with Country.

Our priorities:
• Support people to live on Homelands
• Strengthen governance and local leadership
• Grow Murin’s businesses with purpose
• Make wise investments for future generations
• Reinvest profits back into our community

This Strategic Vision reflects Murin’s ongoing commitment to community-led self-determination — strengthening local decision-making, economic independence, and the wellbeing of the region's people.

Visit the ‘Our Business’ section of Murin’s website to view a high-level overview of the Strategic Vision - https://murin.com.au/our-business

17/09/2025

New Murin Association Website Now Live!

We’re pleased to share the launch of Murin Association’s new website — redesigned to be more accessible, user-friendly, and reflective of our work.

The site makes it easier to:
• Book flights to Wadeye and Darwin
• Access our range of services
• Stay updated with Murin’s news. services and projects
• Find important support and resources

We acknowledge and thank the families who contributed their time on Country, as well as Photography by Hels (HelsPix) for the images and Captovate for developing the site.

Visit the new website: www.murin.com.au

09/08/2024

Last year, Gregory Munar, an exceptional Aboriginal Liaison Officer (ALO) from Wadeye, received seven nominations and was one of the standout nominees for the Administrators Medal for Aboriginal Liaison Officer of the Year 2023. 👏

After joining the agency in 2017, his work has exemplified the core values and showcased his outstanding cultural leadership, fostering of positive relationships, mentorship, and conflict resolution efforts in the Wadeye Community.

The nominations detailing the excellence of ALO Gregory Munar and other dedicated recipients of the Administrator’s Medals last year highlights the importance of recognising those who make significant contributions to our communities.

Shine a light on our incredible employees and volunteers by submitting your nominations for the 2024 Administrator's Medals on our website before 5 September 2024 >> https://pfes.nt.gov.au/Administrators-Medal 🎖

01/08/2024

See you in a few hours Wadeye! 🚍

01/08/2024

Elvis is back out today! After unfortunately being out of service for the last 2 weeks.
Darwin to Port Keats today and returning to Darwin tomorrow.
Call our office or see one of team to book a seat 🚍
08 79222400
Or
[email protected]

22/07/2024

GROUND HANDLER / CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICER CASUAL OR PART TIME ROLE AVAILABLE
Murin Association is seeking a casual or part-time ground handler/customer service officer to join our team in Darwin.
Please follow the seek link for more information or to apply!

22/07/2024

BUS DRIVER - CASUAL / TEMP POSITION AVAILABLE
Murin Association is urgently seeking a temporary / casual bus driver for our Wadeye weekly Bus service.
Please follow the seek link to find our more information.

15/02/2024

**NEW FLIGHT SCHEDULE** ✈️

Monday 12th February we commenced our new flight schedule. !!