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1. ABC and NAIDOC release official NAIDOC Week Education resources

   ABC Education is pleased to once again partner with the National NAIDOC Committee to create the official NAIDOC Week

2. Screening: Lousy Little Sixpence

   Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this event contains the images of people who have passed away.

3. Screening & Performance: Buried Country, Jerikye Williams

   Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this event may contain the images of people who have passed away.

4. AHV NAIDOC Family Day at the Farm

   Aboriginal Housing Victoria’s NAIDOC Family Day at the Farm is back for 2023! The much-loved community event will feature traditional crafts, live music, dance, an art show, a raffle and library storytelling.

5. Biripi Corroboree

   Aboriginal people living on Biripi country welcomed to our Corroboree. Also neighbouring nations Wider community welcome to attend

6. NAIDOC Storytime with Eva Jo

   Aboriginal Storytime is perfect for kindergarten and primary school children. Aunty Eva Jo Edwards is a Mutti Mutti, Boon Wurrung and Yorta Yorta woman, and has been presenting Aboriginal Storytime for many years.

7. Screening of: Occupation: Native as part of Dardi Boorna-Wangkiny NAIDOC Film Festival

   The Aboriginal story is often buried deep beneath the accepted 250-year Australian historical narrative. It's not that the Australian story is wrong, it's just that it's a wee bit one-sided. Aboriginal filmmaker Trisha Morton-Thomas, bites back at Australian history in this inspired satire.

8. The Hunter Women's Centre

   Aboriginal people are central to both the development and delivery of our event — through leadership, artistic contributions, cultural guidance, and community involvement.

9. AHV's NAIDOC Family Day

   Aboriginal Housing Victoria’s NAIDOC Family Day is back for 2025! Our much-loved community event will feature live music, dance, arts and crafts, storytelling and a free BBQ.

10. AustLang Code-a-thon

    Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities are invited to contribute your knowledge to collections from all over Australia in Trove and identify them for others by tagging items with the relevant language code from AustLang.