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1. NAIDOC Celebration in Victor Harbor

   March starting at 10.30am, Soldiers Memorial Garden.

   Followed by Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony.

2. NAIDOC Week Exhibition Opening - Birrunga Gallery

   As we mark 50 years of NAIDOC Week, Birrunga Gallery proudly presents a dynamic new exhibition that emulates this year’s theme: "The Next Generation – Strength, Vision & Legacy." This collection showcases the works of em

3. 2025 NAIDOC Week Community Celebration

   To mark the beginning of local NAIDOC Week celebrations, the City of Mount Gambier in partnership with Burrandies Aboriginal Corporation, Pangula Mannamurna Aboriginal Corporation, and Aboriginal Family Services invites the community to a community celebration.

4. Dr Mark McMillan

   Dr Mark McMillan is a Wiradjuri man from Trangie in central west New South Wales.

5. 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. 
   

6. 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.
7. Listen

   Danielle Ponter

   National NAIDOC Sportsperson Award Category

   

   Marranunggu and Anmatjere woman Danielle Ponter was born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory. Coming from the well-known Long-Rioli footballing family, she began playing for St Mary’s Football Club at age 11 in the NTFL’s under-15 girls’ division.
   Danielle was drafted by the Adelaide Football Club in 2018 and made her Australian Football League Women’s (AFLW) debut in 2019. She has since become a two-time premiership player and earned All-Australian honours, continuing to grow as a key part of the team.

   When she returns home to Darwin, Danielle loves spending time with her family most of all. She also has a deep connection to St Mary’s Football Club — the place where her football journey began. Danielle continues to give back to the club in any way she can. Giving back to her community and helping the next generation of AFLW footballers is something she’s truly passionate about.

8. Danielle Ponter

   Marranunggu and Anmatjere woman Danielle Ponter was born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory. Coming from the well-known Long-Rioli footballing family, she began playing for St Mary’s Football Club at age 11 in the NTFL’s under-15 girls’ division.

9. Masepah Banu

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

10. Mastering the Art of Delivering a Meaningful Acknowledgment of Country

    Mastering the art of delivering a meaningful Acknowledgment of Country

    Delivered in Partnership with Mirri Mirri and Zurich Insurance