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  1. Ngune - Healing Country Festival

    For 2021 NAIDOC Theme "Heal Country", the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation and Weetapoona Aboriginal Corporation are hosting a Festival which is centred around healing country, focusing on Aboriginal Traditional Burning Practices, Ngune-Healing Country, will be held on Friday the 2nd and
  2. Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative NAIDOC Ball
    The 2021 Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative NAIDOC Ball tickets are on sale now!! This year Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative is hosting Geelong’s annual NAIDOC Ball at the Geelong Events Centre at Rydges Hotel, Geelong. NAIDOC Week is the perfect time to celebrate the achievements of the local Abo

  3. Beyond the Bars 2022

    In 2022 Beyond the Bars broadcasts from six Victorian prisons during NAIDOC Week 4-8 July 2022. You can listen in via 3CR 855AM, 3CR Digital, or streaming live. Previous years are available to listen to anytime online.
  4. 2022 Deadly Cup Carnival
    The 2022 Deadly Cup Rugby League Carnival will be held on Sunday 3rd July at TRL Stadium, on Larrakia Country (Darwin). It’s a free NAIDOC event that celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and our culture, promotes health and well-being, and showcases the Rugby League talent from ac

  6. Logan NAIDOC Family Fun Day

    The 2023 Logan NAIDOC Family Fun Day is a community festival held in recognition and celebration of NAIDOC week for the City of Logan. This year’s theme is ‘For our Elders’.

  7. For Our Elders - 2023 NAIDOC Exhibition

    The 2023 NAIDOC Exhibition showcases a selection of works from the City of Joondalup’s First Nations Art Collection, compiled by guest curator Zali Morgan. The exhibition includes a wide range of artworks, from paintings on canvas to a traditional Booka (kangaroo skin cloak), showcasing the diversi

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