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1. City of Cockburn Annual Flag Raising Ceremony

   NAIDOC Week takes place on the 4 - 11 July and this year we acknowledge the NAIDOC theme of 'Heal Country'. It calls for all of us to unite and seek greater protection of our lands, waters, sacred sites and our cultural heritage from exploitation, desecration and destruction.

2. Wungeniny Boodja (Healing Country) - NAIDOC Celebration

   NAIDOC Week Celebration

3. Lake Macquarie Council annual flag raising ceremony – 2020 COVID style

   With NAIDOC Week 2020 being moved to 8-15 November due to COVID-19, many major events Lake Macquarie have been cancelled, including the popular Eastlakes at Pelican and the Westlakes at Toronto Family Fun Days. Council’s annual flag raising event will still proceed with limited numbers and by invit

4. NAIDOC Poster Gallery

   NAIDOC Week posters from 1972 to the present.
5. NAIDOC Week 2022 - Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!
   NAIDOC Week 2022 will be held from Sunday 3 July to Sunday 10 July with the theme - Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!
6. Top 20 tips to get involved this NAIDOC Week
   See our top 20 ideas to help you celebrate NAIDOC Week 2021 in a COVIDSafe way.
7. Stay COVIDSafe this NAIDOC Week
   It is important we continue to be COVIDSafe as we celebrate NAIDOC week so we can protect the most vulnerable in our community.

8. Dr Lynette Riley, NAIDOC Committee

   Lynette Riley’s homage to her mother, Delma Riley and grandmothers, Maude Wright and Alma Riley.

9. Patricia Conlon, NAIDOC Committee

   My name is Patricia Conlon, my family are from Cherbourg Aboriginal township approximately 350 kms northwest of Brisbane.  

10. Naomi Moran

    Naomi Moran is a Nyangbal and Arakwal woman from the Bundjalung nation in northern NSW, and has direct bloodlines to the Dunghutti nation on the mid-north coast of NSW.