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1. Yanchep National Park NAIDOC Day

   Acknowledgement of Country and introduction to the theme of this year's NAIDOC week. Sand art. Cultural activities and kids activities. Bush tucker tasting - Damper and native meat sausages, tea tasting. Aboriginal experience cultural tour.

2. Book Club: Benevolence

   To acknowledge and celebrate the 2021 NAIDOC Week theme Heal Country!, Lenka Vanderboom is running a special Book Club event exploring Benevolence by Julie Janson. Benevolence is set around the Hawkesbury River area, the home of the Darug people, in Parramatta and Sydney, 1816–35.

3. Community Sector NAIDOC Week Event 2022

   The ACT Community Sector invites you to join us at our eighth annual NAIDOC Week Event, celebrating the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

4. Canberra Community NAIDOC Week Event

   The ACT Community Sector invite you to join us as we celebrate NAIDOC week on Tuesday the 6th of July 10:45am - 2pm in the Woden Town Square. Enjoy musicians, art workshops, stalls, yummy food and guest speakers.

5. Screening: You Can Go Now!

   An activist masquerading as an artist. During this year's NAIDOC Week, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia hosts two screenings of 'You Can Go Now!' about contemporary Aboriginal artist and provocateur Richard Bell. This film looks at the life, provocative work and writings of First Nations a

6. Nunga Screen at Adelaide Zoo

   Adelaide Zoo is proud to host Nunga Screen this NAIDOC Week!

7. Cairns NAIDOC Trivia Night 2022

   Adults only Event with 25 teams competing to win with their knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander themed Trivia. 6 rounds plus a heads/tails individual round.

8. Cairns NAIDOC Trivia Night 2022

   Adults only Event with 25 teams competing to win with their knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander themed Trivia. 6 rounds plus a heads/tails individual round.

9. Postponement of the National NAIDOC Awards 2021

   After the cancellation of the National NAIDOC Awards 2021 in Mparntwe (Alice Springs), the National NAIDOC Committee and our key partners had been working towards a gala Awards Ceremony at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 3 July.

10. Advance Screening: The New Boy

    After a confrontation with police, an orphaned Aboriginal boy (Aswan Reid) is sent to a remote monastery and home for boys, run by renegade nun Sister Eileen (Cate Blanchett).