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Mundara has donated to and sponsored a multitude of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community organizations, such as the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, and the Cancerian Foundation. His sponsorships include trophies for the South-east Queensland Indigenous Sports Awards, respite centres, the Beenleigh, Beaudesert and Logan Combined Housing, children's hospitals,Link-up, Juvenile Justice and state primary and high schools. Mundara sponsorsed a boxer competing in an overseas tournament,an athlete attending the Canberra Sports Clinic, and an Illawarra Indigenous rugby team, just to name a few.
One of Mundara’s primary passions is copyright law and justice for Indigenous contemporary visual and performing artists, and changes to the legislation that permits the importation of imported products from Asia that are passed off as authentic Aboriginal products. His work in this area consists of sharing information on copyright law, contract building and negotiation, and all facets of beginning and operating Indigenous businesses.
As an actor Mundara has appeared in the ABC’s mini series ‘Heartlands’, GP, Water Rats, Police Rescue, Wildside and a feature film called Race the Sun starring James Belushi.
In 2005 Mundara published a Dreamtime story entitled The Little Platypus and the Fire Spirit.
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