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1. Suzanne Andrews

   Suzanne Andrews is a proud Jaru, Bunuba, Bardi woman from the north Kimberley region of Western Australia, Broome is her hometown, now living on beautiful Gungganghi lands Yarrabah Nth Qld. 

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2. SRAC NAIDOC Event : Heal STRONG!

   Sydney Region Aboriginal Corporation is excited to host this years Penrith NAIDOC. Healing country to us incorporates healing of self, healing of land and healing for future generations. SRAC's Heal STRONG addresses the ongoing need for healing and offers activities to promote this.

3. The New Boy

   Synopsis: In the 1940s, during the dead of night, a nine-year-old Aboriginal boy arrives at a remote monastery run by a renegade nun.

   Starring: Aswan Reid, Cate Blanchett, Deborah Mailman

4. Reconciliation Place Walks

   Take a meaningful step toward understanding, respect and unity by joining us for a guided tour that explores the rich histories, cultures and contributions of First Nations peoples.
   

5. Artist-led Demonstration - James Nguyen

   Take a pause and join artist James Nguyen who will guide visitors in a workshop to produce a votive offering, an incense holder in clay, to add to his major scaled artwork Homeopathies here new trees still grow (2025) throug

6. Lake Walk

   Take a relaxed stroll along the banks of our beautiful Lake Joondalup with Nyungar artist and community leader Justin from Djurandi Dreaming.

7. NAIDOC in the City

   Take a stroll through Hyde Park north to experience food, song, art, dance and stories in the heart of the city. Bayumi Hub Bayumi translates to ‘music’ and the hub will host a celebratory program of talented First Nations artists.

8. NAIDOC in the City

   Take a stroll through Hyde Park north to discover food, song, art, dance and stories in the heart of the city. Bayumi Hub Bayumi translates to ‘music’ and the hub will host a celebratory program of talented First Nations artists.
9. The Grey Line - Movie Screening

   Taken from her parents during a time when Aboriginal children were removed from their families through Government mandated policy, Helen was raised by a middle-class family in the suburbs of Perth and believed she was their biological daughter until the age of 14.

10. Brisbane: Empowering Pathways: Celebrating First Nations Excellence in STEM

    Taking place on 12th July 2023 at QUT Gardens Point Campus, the First Nations Career Event stands as a testament to the strength and talent of First Nations communities, showcasing their growing presence in STEM disciplines.