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1. NAIDOC 1983 Poster

   Poster promoting NAIDOC Week 1983. The theme 'Let's Talk - We Have Something to Say' was selected to complement the United Nations Year of World Communications. Features a colour photograph of a woman using the Aboriginal method of telling traditional stories to young people with string.

2. NAIDOC 1982 Poster

   Poster promoting NADOC Week 1982. The theme 'Race for Life For A Race' was selected to compliment the national focus on the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane.

3. NAIDOC 1977 Poster

   Poster produced by the National Aborigines' Day Observance Committee (NADOC) to mark the 10th Anniversary of the 1967 Referendum on National Aborigines Day, 8th July 1977. The poster resembles the Aboriginal Flag.

4. Caring For Country Webinar 1: "OCEANIA WISDOM FOR A CLIMATE CHANCE"

   POSTPONEMENT NOTICE: It is with regret we announce that we cannot proceed with this webinar on the 7 July as scheduled. Part of the webinar preparation needs to be carried out face to face and this has been affected by the recent and sudden COVID-19 lockdown in Sydney.

5. Powerhouse Late: Re-Right

   Powerhouse collaborates with the Re-Right Collective to celebrate the creativity, strength and diversity of our communities. Bringing together a range of artists, performers and creatives, Re-Right invites you to an interactive display of community togetherness.

6. Family Day: First Nations Innovations

   Powerhouse Castle Hill presents a free day of demonstrations, workshops, tours, drop-in activities and fun for people of all ages. The day’s program is inspired by Alchemy, a current exhibition showcasing First Nations creative practitioners from across Australia.

7. Eskimo Joe with Dan Sultan

   Prepare for an intimate rendezvous with Australian rock legends Eskimo Joe as they embark on a national
   acoustic tour, gracing the stages of Australia's most beautiful theatres.

8. Gumbuya Dreaming

   ‍Prepare to be transported to a realm of wonder and awe as Gumbuya World Theme Park proudly presents ‘Gumbuya Dreaming’, a mesmerising digital light experience created and produced by Yarnology, led by acclaimed Indigenous artist Wayne Quilliam.

9. Discovering Our Relationships

   Presentation of recent research findings about Aboriginal Chinese People in Australia

10. City of Kalamunda - NAIDOC Week 2024: Dreamtime Stories @ Forrestfield Library

    Presenters, Renee Ronan & Natasha Kickett from Kaarla Baabpa Consulting sharing dreaming stories followed by an interactive session for everyone to participate.