7 – 14 July 2024
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  1. GOOLOGOOLUP NAIDOC SCREENINGS: Indigenous Art on Screen

    A week-long program of Indigenous Art on the Northbridge Piazza and Forrest Place Superscreens in celebration of NAIDOC Week. This incredible screen schedule of Indigenous art and culture features animation, sculpture and painting from across Australia. Featuring digital exhibitions: TJANPI DESER

  3. STORY TIME Ceremony: Welcome to Our Country

    Welcome, children! Nangga! Nangga! Yakarti! Tonight will be the ceremony! Come and celebrate NAIDOC week with a reading of Ceremony: Welcome to Our Country written by Adam Goodes and Ellie Laing, followed by some colourful and playful activities. Made possible with funds donated by Tim Fairfax AC.

  4. Naidoc Week Special Event

    Welcome to Country prior to film, special guest filmmaker to present their film 'We Are Still Here" and Q&A

  6. Community BBQ at Lou's Place

    Welcome to Country provided by Aunty Rhonda at Lou's Place followed by a BBQ. Lou's Place is a safe space for women so only women are able to attend this event.

  7. Placing of the Flags

    Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony followed by a Placing of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags followed by a morning tea.

  8. NAIDOC WEEK EVENT

    Welcome to Country, Yarning Circle, Phil Walleystack & Band and Kids Activities

  9. Ngakee Wanga Toompa (Look, Listen Feel)

    Welcome to Country, by Kirrae Whurrong man Brett Clarke Ngakee Wanga Toompa (Look, Listen Feel) video presentation: Brett Clarke brings to life an ancient dreaming story that delves into the themes of past, present, and future, exploring how they are all interconnected and how the actions of one ge

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