Creating Meaningful Connections

Cultural Director

Haydyn Bromley

Haydyn is a descendant of the Adnyamathanha, Yarluyandi and Narungga peoples. He has direct family ties with the Flinders Ranges, Yorke Peninsula, Simpson Desert and South- West Queensland.

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Haydyn is a qualified teacher with over 30 years’ experience in education and training. He has had a diverse career including representing Australia on several occasions at national and international gatherings. 

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Haydyn established his own company Bookabee Australia in 2005 with a vision to become a leader in authentic Aboriginal Cultural Tourism and Aboriginal Cultural Consultancy Services. Through Bookabee, Haydyn has delivered Cultural Awareness, Sensitivity and Respect Training to many thousands of participants across schools, universities and Government, Non-Government Organisations, corporate and private organisations.

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Haydyn is the City of Adelaide 2021 Australia Day Citizen of the Year Award Recipient. He was recognised for his dedication, commitment and contribution to the community and business in the field of Aboriginal Cultural Sensitivity and Respect Training.

CEO and Managing Director

Lele Sanderson

Lele, the Managing Director of Bookabee Australia, brings a unique combination of experience and expertise to her role. With a background in Early Childhood Teaching and Aboriginal Education she spent numerous years in the education sector before transitioning into the management position at Bookabee in 2005.

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As the head of company logistics, Lele is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the business operations. Whether it’s bookings, researching new training materials, or managing the accounts and finances, she ensures that everything runs smoothly and efficiently. Lele’s attention to detail, great communication and organisational skills contribute to the seamless functioning of Bookabee Australia.

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As the first point of contact for anyone reaching out to Bookabee, she promptly responds to inquiries and provides valuable assistance. Her quick and helpful responses create a positive experience for customers, making them feel valued and supported.

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Overall, Lele’s wealth of skills and knowledge make her an invaluable asset to Bookabee Australia. With Lele at the helm, Bookabee continues to thrive and provide a delightful experience for its clientele.

Cultural Training and Tour Guide

Tjimari Mundara Sanderson-Milera

Tjimari Sanderson-Milera is a Kokatha, Narungga, Kaurna and Adnyamathanha man.  Tjimari grew up in Adelaide, and then lived for 3 years on the Gold Coast training and competing in athletics as a high-performance sprinter. He returned to Adelaide in 2020 and worked in various positions as a mentor and support worker for Aboriginal youth. 

Growing up Tjimari has always understood the value of giving back to community and the younger generation and is keen to help change people’s mindsets about Aboriginal people and community and learn more about Aboriginal culture. 

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Tjimari established his own business in 2020 delivering cultural education sessions and workshops to schools.

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Tjimari leads Bookabee tours and trainings with confidence and he has great presentation skills. His aim to spread awareness and promote greater understanding of the richness and diversity of Aboriginal culture is well received and evident in the regular positive feedback we receive.

Tjimari was the 2014 Young South Australian Aboriginal Achiever of the Year, the 2015 NAIDOC Male Sportsperson of the Year and in 2019, the Port Adelaide Enfield Sportsperson of the Year.