- First substantive build: 28 October 2025.
- GitHub repository: Minjerribah-Resilience.
- Public site: visit the public site.
Each link below reflects an evidenced family, lineage or direct connection. This project has 17 relevant public connections.
- SSB - public page - shared technical architecture.
- straddie-capsule-surge-lab - public page - shared technical architecture.
- straddie-digital-twin-builders - public page - shared technical architecture.
- straddie-disaster-kiosks - public page - shared technical architecture.
- straddie-space-station-simulator - public page - shared technical architecture.
- straddie-vitality-network-builders - public page - shared technical architecture.
- Sandworm-subterranean-systems - public page - explicit cross-reference.
- bees-and-allies - public page - shared community programme.
- minjerribah-living-twin - public page - explicit cross-reference, shared community programme.
- minjerribah-wildlife-rescue - public page - shared community programme.
- quandamooka-country-events-engine - public page - shared community programme.
- wildlife-rescue-minjerribah - shared community programme.
- mineral-moonshots - public page - shared community programme.
- moreton-bay-community-wealth-and-mutuals - public page - shared community programme.
- ready-set-co-op-trust-hub - public page - shared community programme.
- Redland_Flow - public page - explicit cross-reference, shared community programme.
- Redlands_draft_ES2026-2031 - public page - shared community programme.
Minjerribah Resilience is a single-page concept called the Minjerribah Protocol. It explores how local power, water, food, communications, governance and automation could form a base for longer-horizon resilience ideas.
index.html contains the complete interactive presentation. It includes:
- a three-part core philosophy covering the sovereign node, personal Aura and a proposed braided economy;
- staged ideas for foundational resilience, subterranean systems and much longer-term continental or space-scale possibilities;
- an interactive threat dashboard that maps proposed systems to different hazards; and
- small charts, tabs and calculators used to explain the concept.
The page is static and uses browser-loaded Tailwind CSS and Chart.js. It does not operate infrastructure or fetch live emergency data.
Open index.html in a browser. An internet connection is needed for the
browser-loaded libraries.
This is speculative systems thinking, not an adopted resilience plan, engineering design, cultural authority, emergency guide or approval to build. Named places, hazard claims, costs, laws and technical assumptions require current primary sources and the right community, cultural, technical and government review before operational use.
- Redland Flow, another Minjerribah Protocol concept
- Minjerribah Living Twin
- Sandworm Subterranean Systems
See LICENSE. This repository uses the Strange But True Public Source Licence.