33 Creative is a proudly Aboriginal owned media and events agency that works to change hearts and minds, and empower communities, through storytelling and effective communications.
On October 24, 2025, in partnership with Google, we honoured and platformed Ngarrindjeri, Kokatha, Pitjantjatjara woman, Aunty Ruby Hunter, a remarkable creative artist, musician, actress and activist, in her very own Google Doodle.
Annually, Indigenous Business Month commences with Indigenous business awards, amplifying stories of success, collaboration and ingenuity.
Working with the Cancer Institute NSW, 33 Creative developed a culturally grounded awareness campaign, Stay Healthy for You, and Your Mob to encourage Aboriginal women aged 40 and over to undertake regular breast screening.
To celebrate the launch of its 2025 stretch Reconciliation Action Plan, IAG held an event at the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence. 33 Creative was engaged in producing the event’s audio visual component, filming the livestream, and creating a video highlight reel of the event.
Delivered by the Bega and Kempsey Shire councils in New South Wales, the traineeships provide opportunities for local people to get a start working in the water industry.
In 2024, we partnered with Studio Gilay to produce a short film for the Australian Space Agency to showcase Australia’s growing space industry while also acknowledging First Nation people’s long-held cultural connections with the sky and stars.
33 Creative were engaged to deliver Waru (meaning ‘Fire’), a two day end of year gathering, for NITV staff that was collaborative and meaningful. A special surprise guest wowed with a custom performance.
Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse. Our aim was to empower individuals to recognise unhealthy behaviours and feel supported in addressing them.
27-29 August 2024 saw our events team bring to life Dangkal Gwo’yal-wa, First Nations Land and Water Management Forum on Larrakia Nation in Darwin.
The culmination of a year’s working with the National Indigenous Australians Agency to bring the largest gathering of First Nations Rangers and supporting organisations together with a focus on sharing knowledge and practices to keep land and water Country strong by preserving the unique resources through the effective management of Country.
The Department of Education engaged 33 Creative to help promote teaching as a valued and rewarding career and educate the public about the critical role that teachers play in educating Australian children.
Proudly Aboriginal owned and always values driven.