Rhonda Brim carries one of the last active continuums of traditional aboriginal weaving on the east coast of Australia

She weaves traditional Djabugay rainforest grass, lawyer cane, Pandanus & black palm baskets etc

Since 1984 she supported her Grandmother Wilma Walker in running a weaving installation at the Laura Dance Festival

2000 Rhonda was an Australian Cultural ambassador to the Pacific Festival of Arts - New Caledonia

Rhonda teaches culture at her Mona Mona Homeland Cultural Centre with a KOCA program  " Keeping Our Culture Alive "

Rhonda is a leader in her own right with many commitments to many committees: all to do with empowering her people in Kuranda and to keeping their culture alive

Rhonda was a formative Djabugay elder who packaged the cultural material for 'Tjapukai Tourist Park Cairns"

She developed the Djabugay language program with Rhonda Duffin & Michael Quinn. Both Rhonda's taught Djabugay language in schools for 6 years

Rhonda is a Traditional Owner for the Djabugay land from Davis Creek to the Cairns Estuary