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October 2025 is Indigenous Business Month ( ) and we're excited to be backing it by highlighting First Nations-led businesses local to our community in Wyndham!

The first feature for our emerging weekly spotlight campaign is: Tamay Beam Art ().

This arts practice is led by Tamay, who is multidisciplinary, Contemporary Aboriginal artist and have been practicing various art forms for over 10 years, both on a progressional and personal scale. ‘Tamay Beam Art’ has featured artwork and products available in several galleries and stores across NSW, QLD and VIC.

Tamay identifies as an Aboriginal Minjungbal woman from Booningbah, Fingal NSW of the Bundjalung Nation; Saltwater Coastal traditional landowners, and is currently practicing on Bunurong Country (Wyndham City).

Shop Local by getting your next artwork commissioned or gift for a friends from Tamay Beam Art!

We’re thrilled to be a community partner for the Muslim Wealth Summit – Melbourne 2025, because this event reflects what we all believe in: access, equity, and opportunity. Whether you're a student, entrepreneur, investor, or professional—this summit is for you.

🧠Hear from a diverse and powerful lineup, with over 25 speakers and 150+ attendees, this will be a powerful space for connection, learning, and action.

I'm especially excited to be facilitating a conversation alongside Alisha Saiyed around ethics, justice and economics. Our faith requires us to be building community wealth and make sure no ones gets left behind so how do we do this in a country that is continuously navigating challenges of inequity.

🎟 Book now before Super Early Bird ends Sept 21. If you're under 25, reach out to me for a discounted ticket!

WYN Hub is exploring what business done differently can look like in Melbourne's West. Business done with social good at its heart. On that same wavelength, would that mean businesses that are... anticapitalist? Unsure but worth exploring, especially after the recent reports from Oxfam on how wealth is distributed across the world and the role of economies on the illegal occupation and jennyside of Pal3stine.

The slides above are some snippets and quotes from an article that poses the same question. Link in bio for the full blog post.

This is a repost. Original caption and author here 👇

Posted • .mag 🌱 Living in a Degrowth Economy 🌍

In collaboration with we’re sharing the third addition to our Radical Futures Toolkit series - exploring the tools, skills, and concepts we need to build liberatory futures. Think starter-pack vibes, designed to help us thrive outside of our current oppressive systems, all while grounding ourselves in existing projects, resources, and communities already putting these practices to work.

📉Degrowth is a practice, a process, and movement which challenges the capitalist obsession with GDP growth and instead prioritises ecological sustainability, economic equity and collective care and dignity.

💭It envisions a world where resources are shared equitably, work is restructured around care and community, and economic systems are designed to sustain life - not profit. It requires a transformation of values and practices at the personal, local, national, regional and global level.

🔍Inside this toolkit:
🌾Unpacking ‘growth’ & Capitalocentrism
🔄The relationship between Degrowth & Postgrowth
🤝Solidarity economics 101
🛠️Offers & needs markets
🏡Case study: A Visit to Can Decreix

📚Want to go deeper? We’ve linked projects, resources, and readings to help bridge the gap between imagination and action.
🧰What’s in your Degrowth toolkit? Drop your ideas in the comments!

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