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1. Wash My Soul in the River's Flow

   Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow is a cinematic reinvention of a legendary concert that premiered in 2004.

2. Wash My Soul in the River's Flow

   Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow is a cinematic reinvention of a legendary concert that premiered in 2004.

3. Jinibara digital stories with Aunty Edna and Uncle Noel

   Watch inspiring interivews with Jinibara elders Aunty Edna and Uncle Noel on the big screen at City Hall. The two short films are around five minutes in length each and will play on repeat throughout NAIDOC Week.

4. Wathaurong Kids Disco

   Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative are hosting a Kids Disco to celebrate NAIDOC week. On Thursday 7th July, from 5pm - 7pm at Forster Street, join us for a dance and some pizza. There will be dance contests and prizes!

5. Wathaurong Flag Raising & Community Day

   The Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative are hosting a Flag Raising and Community day on Monday 4th July to celebrate NAIDOC week. The event will kick off at 11am and go till 3pm. The day is for everyone to get together and celebrate our culture.

6. NAIDOC Ball

   Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative are hosting their annual NAIDOC Ball at the award-winning venue of Mt Duneed Estate, located at 65 Pettavel Road, Waurn Ponds. This event is to celebrate the achievements of the local Aboriginal community and Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative.

7. Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative Elders & Respected Persons Lunch

   The Wathaurong 2021 NAIDOC Elders & Respected Persons lunch will be held on Tuesday 6th July from 12pm - 2pm. The venue is still to be confirmed but this event will be held in Geelong. As soon as details are confirmed, bookings will be available on this page. If you have any enquirie

8. NAIDOC Film Screening: Indigenous short films with Flickerfest at Waverley Library

   Waverley Library will screen a selection of Flickerfest Indigenous Short films as part of this year's NAIDOC theme- Keep the fire burning! Blak, loud and proud.

9. Wayne Quilliam

   Wayne Quilliam has been working on the Australian and international scene for more than 15 years, establishing a reputation as one of Australia’s leading photographers.

10. Let's talk about finishing up

    This webinar is for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health workforce who have the lived experience and deep understanding of the communities they serve.