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1. Ernest Hoolihan

   Uncle Ernest Hoolihan was born in the far-north Queensland town of Ingham, later moving to Townsville with his family. There he became the first Indigenous person to attain a scholarship with the Townsville Grammar School.

2. Uncle Jack Charles

   Uncle Jack Charles is a Bunurong and Wiradjuri man, and a member of the Stolen Generations. He grew up in the Salvation Army Boys' Home at Box Hill, Melbourne as the only Aboriginal child, not knowing his heritage until the age of 17.

3. Lester Bostock

   Uncle Lester Bostock has overcome personal challenges with dignity to represent the interests of Indigenous people regionally, nationally and internationally.

4. Roger Knox

   Uncle Roger Knox has uplifted and entertained audiences from across the world with his beautiful honeyed voice. He has embraced a diverse career in Cabaret, Gospel and Country Music.

5. Family fun and culture connection to the sea

   UNDERSTANDING TIDES AND CULTURE FOOD SORCES AND THE DANGER OF COCKEL SHELLS AND WHAT IS CULTURE SENCERTIVE

6. UniSA Nunga Screen Evening

   UniSA invite you to join us for a special evening of First Nations short films at Nunga Screen 2022, proudly presented by Country Arts SA with support from the South Australia Film Corporation.

7. Swan Hill Koorioke

   Unleash your inner superstar at our karaoke event! Sing solo or with friends, win prizes, and rock the house! Don't miss the ultimate karaoke extravaganza – see you there!

8. Benalla NAIDOC Week Celebration

   Unveiling of Local Aboriginal Artist Artwork, Live Music, Dancers, Info Stalls, Displays, Lucky Door Prizes, Traditional Games, Free Food, Children's Activities

9. Dapto Mall Unveiling of Tharawal Mural

   Unveiling of Tharawal mural (by Shannon Carlson) and free Community Event with Wollongong City Council.
   Will include a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony.

10. National NAIDOC Awards in Alice Springs to kickstart a week of celebration

    The annual NAIDOC Awards recognise the outstanding contributions that Indigenous Australians make to improve the lives of Indigenous people in their communities and beyond, or to promote Indigenous issues in the wider community, or the excellence they’ve shown in their chosen field.