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1. Mogo NAIDOC Big Day Out

   Walawaani Njindiwan

   Join us in celebrating NAIDOC 2024

2. Mogo Big Day Out

   Walawaani Njindiwan Join us in celebrating NAIDOC 2023 The 2023 National NAIDOC Week theme is For Our Elders. Across every generation, our Elders have played, and continue to play, an important role and hold a prominent place in our communities and families. They are cultural knowledge holders, trai

3. Reconciliation Bridge Walk

   Walk Together for Reconciliation - Friday 15 July 2022 After an initial postponement due to unsuitable weather, The Walk for Reconciliation has been rescheduled for Friday 15th July as part of the NAIDOC celebrations.

4. Walter Jackson

   Walter Jackson is a Ngarrindjeri man from South Australia. He has worked in a number of roles on significant projects in the Ngarrindjeri region, including as Chief Executive of Ngopamuldi Aboriginal Corporation.

5. Wan'diny NAIDOC Family Fun Day

   The Wan'diny NAIDOC Family Fun day is the only event of its type and size in the region. This is a significant date for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community on the Sunshine Coast and surrounding areas.

6. NAIDOC Week Blue Mountains Cultural Immersion Walk

   "Warami mittigar" - Hello friend. We welcome you to Dharug Country

   "Biimbiigang" - Greetings. We invite you to Gundungurra Country

7. Warddeken Caring for Country Project

   The Warddeken Caring for Country Project uses the best of both worlds to care for almost 1.4 million hectares of spectacular stone and gorge country on the Western Arnhem Land plateau.

8. NAIDOC Splash Party

   Warm up at the NAIDOC Splash Party at Aquatic and Leisure Centre (using the indoor pool) on Saturday, 13 July from 10am – 2pm!
   The event will include:
   • Welcome to Country & Smoking Ceremony at 12pm
   • Large inflatable water toys
   

9. Bundoora Homestead Art Centre Re-Opening Event

   We warmly welcome the community to attend this Opening Event at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. We are delighted to present four stirring exhibitions this Season. Upstairs, three solo exhibitions by artists Lotte Frances, Pia Johnson and Narelle White explore gender, politics, the body and the self.

10. Having a Yarn - Final Footprints: My Culture, My Kinship, My Country

    Warning: Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this event may contain the (images/voices/names) of people who have passed away.