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1. Yalinguth Self-Guided Walking Tour App - Fitzroy & Birrarung

   Yalinguth is an award winning First Nations audio walking tour app.
   About important history told through story, song and soundscapes.
   By Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

2. Community and Family Day

   With a yarning circle and of fun activities for all ages. BBQ and refreshments provided. This National NAIDOC Week Activity is funded by the National Indigenous Australians Agency .

3. NAIDOC week in Abbotsford

   This year, Bodriggy is celebrating Naidoc Week with a live performance by a suprise impovised music group, accompanied by a live painting from proud Dja Dja Wurrung and Yorta Yorta Blak Fulla ‘Enoki’ as well as the launch of our first gallery exhibition celebrating First Nations artworks from aro

4. Chadstone Live Art Creation

   This year, Chadstone – The Fashion Capital will celebrate NAIDOC Week with a program of live art creation and music, both across the mall music and with live performances.

5. Joondalup NAIDOC Poster Competition

   This year, NAIDOC Week will be celebrated from Sunday 6 July to Sunday 13 July, with 2025 theme recently announced to be: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy.
   

6. National NAIDOC Pop Up Shop!

   This year, the National NAIDOC Committee, with the support of Inala Elders, is running a Pop up Shop for Mob looking for fabulous outfits to wear to NAIDOC Week events across Meanjin including the 2023 National NAIDOC Week Award Ceremony on Saturday 1 July! 

7. 2024 National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award Winner - Aunty Dulcie Flower

   Aunty Dulcie Flower has been selected as the 2024 National NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Aunty Dulcie worked in various industries, including nursing. In the 1960's Aunty Dulcie played a role with the Aborigines Progressive Association (APA) on the 1967 Referendum campaign to change the Commonwealth Constitution.

8. NAIDOC at Riverlink

   This year Riverlink is displaying giant NAIDOC letters that represent the values and stories of our First Nations people, designed by two local artists Charmaine Davis and Chenaya Boncroft Davis. Visit the display in the East Mall during the week of NAIDOC and help us colour in the letters and shar

9. Writing Blak Legacies: A First Nations Literature Gala

   This year, the University of Queensland Press released the first instalment of its First Nations Classics series, recognising the brilliant and vital literary contributions made by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers across the decades. To mark the publication of this landmark series, the

10. Shadow Spirit

    This year’s 2023 NAIDOC Week theme For Our Elders pays homage to the integral role First Peoples Elders have and continue to play passing down cultural knowledge through generations. To celebrate NAIDOC week we’re offering $10 tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members to at