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1. NAIDOC 2012 Poster

   "I was shocked to realise that most people I know have never heard of the Tent Embassy. I knew it existed but never appreciated what our people and my family had to fight for only 40 years ago.

2. Black Sky Fox

   This show is about strength, resilience, and Dr Virginia Keft’s Aboriginal identity as a Murrawarri woman. Using the central motif of the Flying Fox, the exhibition celebrates connections to place and community. Weaving features in the exhibition both physically and symbolically.

3. South West Rocks Naidoc Art Exhibition

   Show casing local Aboriginal art work

4. Colouring Competition

   Show off your creativity with Gilgandra Shire Council's NAIDOC colouring competition. Download an entry from our website or head to Gilgandra Youth Services for a paper copy.

5. NAIDOC shorts

   Showcasing First Peoples' stories from across the nation.

6. Little Bird’s Day - illustrations from the picture book

   Showcasing original artwork by Johnny Warkatja Malibirr from the award winning picture book Little Bird's Day - written by Sally Morgan and published by Magabala books. Exhibition curated especially for children and families. FREE event. No bookings required.

7. Warrawong NAIDOC Family Fun Day

   Since 2013, Warrawong has hosted a local family fun day in the theme and spirit of NAIDOC. The Family Fun Day brings together culture and community on local land where we can celebrate, dance, eat, and connect with our community.

8. Warrawong NAIDOC Family Fun Day

   Since 2013, Warrawong has hosted a local family fun day in the theme and spirit of NAIDOC. The Family Fun Day brings together culture and community on local land where we can celebrate, dance, eat, and connect with our community.

9. Sista Girl

   Sista Girl by Alexis West and Elena Carapetis

   Sista Girl is a brilliantly humorous, powerful, and heart-warming production that tackles issues as alive and important as they’ve ever been. Told via the story of two young women, strangers to each other but bonded by blood and grief.

10. The Lake of Scars - film screening

    Six years in the making, a groundbreaking Australian documentary dealing with allyship and reconciliation, environment and archaeology will have its premiere at Sydney’s Antenna documentary film festival this summer; the only Australian competing for ‘best feature.’ ‘Hosted’ by beloved Dja Dja Wurru