Tramulla Op Shop

08/06/2026

Jordan Unghango-Gerrard

07/06/2026

13/02/2026

Pictured here is Jordan Unghango-Gerrard who has been working to set up a space for donations, op shop can now accept donations again and are keen for Towels and sheets for the shop

03/02/2026

Hi everyone,

The Tramulla Op Shop new opening hours will be Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9 to 12 everyone's welcome to come and have a look and a have yarn with the girls.

Thank you all ❤️

05/12/2025

Jordan Unghango-Gerrard pictured here with Margaret is following her Mum's vision and is working to re-open Tramulla

16/02/2024

The amazing Margaret with her painting of Tramullla!

Margaret Clements Peurmora is connected to several different language groups of the Kimberley, including the Wunambal and Kwini clans from her parents and grandparents.

Margaret’s passion is painting and she does this in her spare time for relaxation. Her favourite things to paint is cultural creations and animals, surrounding her Country.

This painting of a cockatoo, which in her language is called ’tramulla’.

29/05/2023

The Tramulla Op Shopwould like to acknowledge the sad passing of Kwini traditional owner and Tramulla Strong Women's group member. She is dearly missed by all. The Tramulla Op Shop would like to pause donations as the op shop remains closed out of respect until after her funeral. Her legacy is strong as she worked to pass on Kwini culture and stories and make Kalumburu a vibrant place with her volunteer work at the Op shop.

12/12/2022

06/12/2022

Tramulla Op Shop Getrdue has been training up Zarika to manage the shop when Maggie is away. Zarika says bath towels, sheets are really popular at Tramulla Op Shop and often sell on the same day the towels arrive.