Tuahine joins National NAIDOC
First Nations media veteran Michelle Tuahine has been appointed to the National NAIDOC Committee (NNC).
Ms Tuahine is a proud descendant of the Gangulu people of Central Queensland and Ngāti Kahungunu iwi of New Zealand’s North Island.
A veteran of Indigenous media, Ms Tuahine brings to the committee strong journalistic skills, having worked in the 1990s with ABC Television and in the mid-2000s with NITV, SBS and the National Indigenous Radio Service.
Nominations extended for 2021 NAIDOC Awards
Nominations for the 2021 National NAIDOC Awards have been extended until 5pm AEDT, Monday 29 March 2021.
The National NAIDOC awards recognise the outstanding contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
This year’s ceremony will include the 2020 and 2021 awards due to the cancellation of the 2020 awards last year.
National NAIDOC 2021 Poster Competition and Award nominations
2021 NAIDOC Week theme announced: Heal Country!
Tyrown Waigana – Winner of the 2020 NAIDOC Poster Competition
Netflix partnership highlights Indigenous content
National NAIDOC has proudly partnered with Netflix to help highlight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander content across the streaming service during NAIDOC Week 2020.
Across NAIDOC Week, Netflix will 'share the mic' by pointing to Indigenous stories on Netflix, NITV/SBS, and ABC iView.
These include a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, documentaries, and exciting new and live content including NITV’s Big Mob Brekky and SBS/NITV’s Stand Up and Be Counted NAIDOC Concert Special.
Facebook and Instagram partnership boosts national reach of Celebrations for NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC has partnered with Facebook Australia to launch new tools and initiatives to celebrate Indigenous people, stories, and businesses for NAIDOC Week 2020.
Starting 8th November across Facebook and Instagram, Australians will be empowered to connect with this year’s ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’ theme and with Indigenous-designed tools, creators, and businesses.
In welcoming the partnership, National NAIDOC Co Chair, John Paul Janke said it was an exciting opportunity to expand the reach and footprint of NAIDOC Week like never before.
NAIDOC Week 2020 brings different opportunities to connect and celebrate
Statement from the National NAIDOC Committee
Regardless of when it is celebrated NAIDOC Week is an event of national importance for all Australians.
A week borne from a day of protest, NAIDOC Week each year reminds us of the ongoing aspirations of our communities as they continue the movement towards justice and equality.
openshop collaboration creates a television first for NAIDOC Week
In an Australian television first, openshop has partnered with National NAIDOC during NAIDOC Week 2020 to promote and celebrate Indigenous businesses.
Channel 75’s openshop will host a special NAIDOC Week show at 1.30pm AEDT on Friday 13 November that will feature a range of diverse products from a collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and entrepreneurs.
Countdown is on to NAIDOC Week 2020
The countdown is on to National NAIDOC Week 2020. We have shared some tips on how you can get involved.
Woolworths partnership significantly boosts reach of NAIDOC Poster
The National NAIDOC Committee has proudly partnered with the Woolworths Group to nationally distribute the 2020 NAIDOC Week poster.
The partnership enables the distribution of some 200,000 NAIDOC posters from 1000 Woolworths outlets across the country.
NAIDOC Week 2020 will be held from 8-15 November under the theme Always Was Always Will Be.
The revised November dates for NAIDOC Week 2020 follow its postponement from the original July dates due to the impacts and uncertainty from the escalating Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Cancellation of the 2020 National NAIDOC Awards and the 2020 Awards Ceremony
The National NAIDOC Committee has made the decision to cancel the 2020 National NAIDOC Awards ceremony.
The Awards ceremony was scheduled to be held in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) in November.
The difficult decision was made considering the changing and widespread impacts of COVID-19 and the uncertainty of travel restrictions, quarantining, and physical distancing requirements.
This decision was not taken lightly and was reached in consultations with the Alice Springs NAIDOC Committee and other stakeholders and partners.