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1. Her Name is Nanny Nellie

   To mark NAIDOC Week, the Eureka Centre presents ‘Her Name is Nanny Nellie’ - a moving and timely story by Ngarigo and Awabakal film director, Daniel King. 
   

2. A Celebration of indigenous Culture and Food with Mark Olive

   Mark will provide a cultural experience of Indigenous food, herbs and spices with an on stage cooking demonstration and tasting with a variety of ingredients, some found in our own back yard.

3. Masepah Banu

   Masepah Banu (Mas) is a distinguished individual with a diverse and significant connection to both his Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage.

4. MAYI Festival + Bourke Artist Residency

   This May, ACE (Arts & Cultural Exchange) and Bourke Aboriginal Corporation Health Service (BACHS) welcome you to celebrate the launch of three artist residencies, and, the inaugural MAYI Festival.

5. Clarence 'CJ' McCarthy-Grogan

   CJ McCarthy-Grogan is a Yanyuwa, Garrawa, Kuku-Yalanji man from Darwin where his passion for wheelchair basketball has made him legendary.

6. NAIDOC week Celebration at Meerilinga Ballajura

   Meerilinga Ballajura is celebrating NAIDOC week. Come and enjoy Acknowledgment of country and smoking ceremony. Bush tucker tasting and many activities for the family.

7. Burdiya Yarns - In conversation with Elders from Boorloo (Perth)

   Meet the Burdiya (bosses) leading the way for respect, recognition and reconciliation in Boorloo (Perth). Join Noongar presenter Phil Walleystack as he sits down for a yarn with the Elders and discovers the stories and experiences that have inspired their fight for change.

8. Burdiyas Yarns: In conversation with Elders from Boorloo (Perth)

   Meet the Burdyia (bosses) leading the way for respect, recognition and reconciliation in Boorloo/Perth. Join Noongar presenter Phil Walleystack as he sits down for a yarn with the Elders and discovers the stories and experiences that have inspired their fight for change.

9. TERRA NULLIUS a film by Annie Pratten

   Meet filmmaker Annie Pratten for screening & Q&A of her personal film TERRA NULLIUS

10. Two Cultures, One Story: An Evening with Dr Robert Isaacs AM OAM

    Meet highly respected Bibbulmun Wadandi Elder, Dr Robert Isaacs AM, as he discusses his memoir, Two Cultures, One Story. Part tale of survival against the odds, part political odyssey, Two Cultures, One Story is the account of a life full of compassion, commitment, integrity, and hard work.