Katherine Mullett is a Gunaikurnai, Ngarigo Monero woman. Katherine started her first company called Booth Boolooman Pty Ltd. Booth Boolooman is a Gunaikurnai word for “between two.”

Katherine wants to promote the celebration of the world’s First Nations people live every day.

Nearly two years ago, Katherine started Deadly Wears with her cousin. Deadly Wears is an Aboriginal owned family business. Deadly Wears wants to promote and support you to wear your ethics, to show off your pride for the diversity of Aboriginal design. Deadly Wears donates 10% of its profit to plant to trees, to support Caring for Country. Our clothes are Ally Friendly.

More recently Katherine started Djambies. Djambies is a Gunaikurnai word for Friends. Djambies is an educational subscription business for anyone to learn more about First Nations people. Djambies supports learning, challenges your unconscious bias towards race and supports First Nations businesses through promotion and supplying products to the subscriber. Djambies is a place where the subscriber can become a stronger ally with resources in one place.