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From Country
Photos, stories, and videos from communities across Australia. Every image is shared with the storyteller's permission.
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Elder Dianne Stokes
Elder. Named and designed the Pakkimjalki Kari washing machine.
Elder Norman Frank
Warumungu Elder
Linda Turner
Tennant Creek, NT
Ivy
Palm Island, QLD
Alfred Johnson
Palm Island, QLD
Patricia Frank
Tennant Creek, NT
Cliff Plummer
Health Practitioner
Brian Russell
Tennant Creek, NT
The Stretch Bed
Recycled HDPE plastic, galvanised steel, heavy-duty canvas
Easy Assembly
5 minutes, no tools required
In Use
Community-tested durability
Community Delivery
Beds reaching remote families
Built to Last
Heavy-duty canvas and recycled plastic
Kids Can Build It
Simple enough for anyone to assemble
The Basket Bed
Our first prototype — now open source
Pakkimjalki Kari
Named in Warumungu language by Elder Dianne Stokes
Installed
Commercial-grade Speed Queen in recycled plastic housing
Pakkimjalki Kari
"Water that cleans" in Warumungu
Community Testing
22 washing machines in community
Source
Collecting recycled HDPE plastic from communities
Process
Melting plastic into durable sheets
Cut
Precision cutting with minimal waste
Build
Pressing recycled plastic bed legs
Assemble
Steel poles through heavy-duty canvas
Deliver
Beds reaching remote communities
Tennant Creek
The birthplace of Goods on Country
Videos
Community footage and testimonials from on country
Beds and Dignity
Cliff Plummer speaks about how essential goods connect to dignity and community health.
testimonyBuilding Together
Community members assembling beds together on country.
processCommunity
Community gathering for bed delivery and assembly.
communityThe Recycling Plant
Inside the containerised factory where community plastic becomes beds.
processThe Stretch Bed
Close-up of the bed assembly: no tools, under 5 minutes.
product