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1. NAIDOC Corporate Volunteering

   Our NAIDOC corporate team engagement days for groups of up to 10 and a minimum of 6 and offer a fun and impactful opportunity to improve the housing and support services of Indigenous people suffering disadvantage by repairi

2. NAIDOC Ball & Awards

   Our night of nights is here!!!!

3. NAIDOC 2006 Poster

   "Our past and our future are interconnected. In the circle of life as we move from the past to the future we must always remember and respect everything in the past. Our history, our culture, our traditions, our ancestors and our own experiences.

4. Penrith NAIDOC : Heal Strong (NEW DATE)

   Our rescheduled 2021 NAIDOC event is finally happening and we are so excited to celebrate with you! SAVE JULY 15TH 2022 IN YOUR CALENDARS!! Our rescheduled 2021 NAIDOC event Heal STRONG finally has a new date and we are so excited to share with you!

5. Focus City 2022 Announced

   With our sincerest thanks and gratitude to the Board of Directors and Elders of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation and People we are excited to announce that Narrm (Melbourne), Victoria will be the Focus City for the National NAIDOC Award Ceremony in 2022!

6. Gracelyn Smallwood

   Gracelyn Smallwood grew up in Townsville in Queensland
7. Prominent Aboriginal leaders top 2018 National NAIDOC Awards list
   The outstanding achievements and enormous contributions of two of this nation’s most prominent Indigenous women were among those recognised at the 2018 National NAIDOC Awards held in Sydney this evening.
8. Prominent Aboriginal leaders top 2018 National NAIDOC Awards list
   The outstanding achievements and enormous contributions of two of this nation’s most prominent Indigenous women were among those recognised at the 2018 National NAIDOC Awards held in Sydney this evening.

9. Virtual excursions available for students across Australia

   Over 30 different NAIDOC week virtual excursions available from organsiations such as Sydney Opera House, National Maritime Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Museum of Australian Democracy, Australia Post and many more. All searchable on one website.

10. 2018 poster

    Painted by Bigambul woman, Cheryl Moggs, from Goondiwindi, the painting portrays the 2018 theme, Because of her, we can! showing the courage and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.