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1. NAIDOC Week Market

   This special event is a platform for Aboriginal-owned businesses to showcase their incredible products—from art and fashion to bush foods, crafts, and more.

2. Free event: NAIDOC Week Celebration Luncheon

   With Special Guest and Keynote Speaker Aunty Professor Henrietta Marrie AM Elder of the Gimuy Walubara clan of the Yidinji People and Traditional Owner Heal Country!

3. NAIDOC Week Preschool Storytime

   In this special holiday storytime, children will learn about NAIDOC Week. We will be reading books from Indigenous Authors and Illustrators. At the end of the session, participants will have the opportunity to complete a craft activity to take home.

4. FareShare NAIDOC celebrations

   Special Meals for the Mob NAIDOC celebration! We’re excited to share updates on our First Nations initiatives and the recent expansion of our “Meals for the Mob” program. This program continues to provide nutritious meals to those in need within First Nations communities.
   

5. Community Morning Tea 'For Our Elders'

   Special Morning Tea to honour local Elders, with guest speaker footballer Chance Bateman, celebration cake, unveiling of a new Acknowledgement to Country notice [in an unusual format!]. A community artwork and mini-biographies will be made on the day by Noongar artist to honour Elders. All Welcome.

6. NAIDOC Week Storytime

   In this special NAIDOC Week Storytime, we celebrate the culture and history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through their stories. Recommended for children aged 2-8.

7. NAIDOC Week Last Post Ceremony

   In a special NAIDOC week Last Post Ceremony, on 5 July the Australian War Memorial will honour Private Edward Mussing, who served during the Second World War.

8. An inside look at an Aboriginal enterprise: Northern Australia Aboriginal Kakadu Plum Alliance

   special session with Paul Saeki, CEO Northern Australia Aboriginal Kakadu Plum Alliance, a group of Aboriginal-owned companies supplying Kakadu Plum fruit and extracts for the Australian market.

9. Spinifex Gum + MSO

   Spinifex Gum has disarmed and uplifted audiences across Australia, bringing together the sound of Marliya, a choir of talented young Indigenous women and girls from Far North Queensland and the Torres Strait, the music of Felix Riebl and Ollie McGill (The Cat Empire) and choreography of Deborah Brow

10. NAIDOC In The Park

    In the spirit of NAIDOC, we have collectively worked together to bring you our FREE event NAIDOC IN THE PARK! Come and join us at Shang Park in Mooroobool on Friday 1st July 2022 for a big afternoon filled with lots of fun activities and a movie screening for the community to enjoy together. There w