The Mulka project promotes Yolngu media and culture. It is an aboriginal owned production house, digital archive and museum and is respected for the integrity and scope of its program. Located in Yirrkala, it employs a range of Yolngu academics, artists and technicians. Now in its third year, The Mulka Project has been amassing a wealth of materials. The Digital Archive currently contains over 30,000 images, 6,000 audio recordings, and 200 videos. The searchable database contains new and old works associated with the people, places and events of Northeast Arnhem Land.