Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation, the Registered Native Title Body Corporate for 6,103 km² of Pilbara Country, had a clear need to increase visibility and reduce communication barriers. Without a website, information sharing relied solely on phone and email, creating delays, limiting community access, and making stakeholder engagement harder to manage.

As an organisation responsible for land access negotiations, cultural heritage management, and broad community liaison, the absence of an online presence didn't reflect their standing or the scale of their work. They needed a platform that could be updated internally, used by community members remotely, and delivered with full respect for cultural protocols around sensitive content.

Lab 385 saw the opportunity to build a lasting digital foundation that made the organisation's work more visible, more manageable, and more accessible. All without compromising cultural care.