Gumbi Gumbi in the Media

Gumbi Gumbi in the Media

Gumbi Gumbi has captured attention far beyond its traditional roots. As awareness of its powerful healing properties grows, this remarkable native plant is gaining recognition across mainstream and alternative media alike. From health articles to television features, Gumbi Gumbi is sparking curiosity and inspiring conversations about natural medicine, cultural knowledge, and the importance of protecting ancient wisdom.

On this page, you will find a collection of media stories, interviews, and public discussions that highlight the cultural significance and emerging scientific interest in Gumbi Gumbi. These features not only celebrate its therapeutic potential, but also honour the Aboriginal communities who have shared their knowledge with care and purpose.

As you explore the resources below, we invite you to reflect on the deep connection between land, healing, and culture. Gumbi Gumbi is more than a trend—it is a testament to the power of First Nations knowledge and its role in shaping a more respectful and holistic approach to health.

Uncle Steve Kemp (centre) with Uncle Milton Lawton and Melanie Kemp, of Yarbun Creations

Ghungalu elder Uncle Steve Kemp is partnering with researchers to analyse traditional medicines. | (ABC Capricornia: Jasmine Hines) 

The Medicine Man | ABC Open Capricornia | 29.04.2013 |