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1. Celebrating National NAIDOC Week on the Coast

   Barwon Coast is inviting Bellarine Peninsula residents to join them to ‘Celebrate our Elders’ for National NAIDOC Week and recognise the Wadawurrung people’s connection to our local coastal and marine environment. Representatives from Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation will be pe

2. City of Kalamunda - NAIDOC Week 2024: Basket Weaving Workshop

   Basket weaving workshop with artist Julianne Wade. Using the coiling technique, learn how to make a small hand size basket to keep and treasure.

3. Bass Coast/South Gippsland NAIDOC WEEK INDIGENOUS ART EXHIBITION

   Bass Coast/South Gippsland Reconciliation Group annual NAIDOC WEEK INDIGENOUS ART EXHIBITION

4. NAIDOC WEEK INDIGENOUS ART EXHIBITION

   BASS COAST/SOUTH GIPPSLAND INDIGENOUS ART EXHIBITION featuring Indigenous artists from both Bass Coast and South Gippsland. Wonthaggi ArtSpace is open seven days a week from 10am -4pm

5. Exhibition: Strength, Resilience,

   Bayley Arts is proud to present the paintings of Leslie J Stanley, a Wuli Wuli elder and artist from Central West Queensland and Chrissyray Weetra, a young emerging artist of the Warumungu and Arrente tribes. 
   

6. Darwin City NAIDOC breakfast and march

   BBQ breakfast and March with speeches

7. Winton NAIDOC Celebration

   BBQ Lunch, Arts and Crafts, Flower Arrangements, Bette's Bingo

8. 2018 theme

   Because of her, we can!

9. Shannan Dodson, NAIDOC Committee

   Because of these women, I can!  Shannan Dodson a Yawuru (Broome area) woman who was born in Katherine in the NT talks about her Aunty Patricia Dodson-Jauncey.

10. Anne Martin, NAIDOC Committee Co-Chair

    Anne Martin a Yuin woman and NAIDOC Committee Co-Chair talks about her mother, her greatest inspiration.