Award Winning Project: Warriappendi School
We’re proud to celebrate the opening of the newly relocated Warriappendi School. Delivered in partnership with the Department for Education, South Australia, JPE Design Studio, BADGE Constructions, Linking Futures, and the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT), this project reflects a true collaborative effort. Yanun was honoured to contribute through our project management services, helping transform the school’s vision into reality – a dynamic, future-focused environment that supports learning, growth, and opportunity.
Supporting Yolŋu-Led Change: Yanun Partners with Yalu on the Children and Family Nest Project
Yanun is proud to be working alongside Yalu Aboriginal Corporation, a Yolŋu organisation based in Galiwin’ku, on the Yalu Children and Family Nest project (Yalu Djagamirr Marrngithinyaraw’mirr ga djaga manymak’mirr djamarrkuli’w).
This significant, community-led initiative will deliver vital infrastructure that supports family reunification and strengthens social and emotional wellbeing outcomes for Yolŋu children, families, and the wider community.
Torrensville Bowling Club Moves into Landmark New Home at Thebarton
Torrensville Bowling Club has relocated to a new $9.6 million facility in Thebarton, featuring 24 synthetic rinks—12 under a weatherproof dome—a spacious clubhouse, and upgraded function spaces. Delivered by Yanun Project Services, the RiverDome ensures the club’s long-term future while offering a modern, inclusive space for sport, events, and community connection.
Our Inspiration, Our Mob, Our Future: A Story in Paint
At Yanun, our journey is woven into the fabric of Country, culture, and connection. As we grow, we carry these foundations forward, ensuring they are reflected in all we do—including the powerful artwork that now hangs proudly in our boardroom.
Breaking Ground on a New Era of Aboriginal Healthcare in Ceduna
Construction has officially commenced on the new Yadu Health Centre in Ceduna, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of improved healthcare services for Aboriginal communities on the Far West Coast. The project, jointly funded by the Federal Government, the South Australian State Government, and Yadu Aboriginal Health Corporation, will provide culturally appropriate and fit-for-purpose health infrastructure within the Ceduna Hospital Precinct.
Honouring Excellence: Jessica MacDonald Wins NAWIC National President’s Choice Award
At Yanun Project Services, we believe in leadership that inspires, innovates, and drives lasting change. This belief was powerfully affirmed when our Co-Founder and Executive Director, Jessica MacDonald, was named the recipient of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) National President’s Choice Award.
Evolving With Purpose: The Meaning Behind Yanun’s Brand Evolution
At Yanun, we’ve always been deeply connected to our roots – culturally, professionally, and in our purpose. As we continue to grow and evolve, our brand is evolving too. Not a rebrand, but a brand evolution – one that strengthens our identity, honours our origins, and aligns with the future we’re building together.
Empowering First Nations People Through Defence Projects – Yanun Featured on Veterans SA
Veterans SA profiled Yanun Project Services as part of their focus on Indigenous-owned businesses making a strong impact in the defence industry. The article explores how Yanun, founded in 2019 by Ngarrindjeri veteran David Mallett, is creating meaningful pathways for First Nations people in project management and controls.
Get to Know Our Executive Director: David Mallett
At Yanun, we’re proud of the leadership and vision that our Executive Director, David Mallett, brings to the table. As a proud Ngarrindjeri man, David has dedicated his career to bridging the gap for Indigenous Australians in industries that have historically been underrepresented. His journey, both personal and professional, has been a remarkable one – transforming challenges into opportunities for himself and his community.
Make plans to include these forgotten candidates.
In a compelling opinion piece published by HRM Online, Ngarrindjeri man David Mallett challenges prevailing perceptions about Indigenous employment in Australia. He emphasizes the need to create career pathways for First Nations people beyond traditional sectors, advocating for their inclusion in high-growth industries such as bio-science, space, and defence.
