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1. Dr Chelsea Bond

   Dr Chelsea Bond is an Aboriginal and South Sea Islander Australian and a descendant of the Munanjahli people of Beaudesert.

2. Cherisse Buzzacott

   Cherisse Buzzacott, is an Arrernte woman from Mparntwe (Alice Springs) with connection to Central Australia (Kaytetye, Anmatyerr) and S.A. (Arabunna). She grew up west of Mparntwe on Iwupataka Outstation, with strong connections to her community.

3. Because of her, we can! - Cherisse Buzzacott

   This years theme celebrates the essential role that women have played - and continue to play - as active and significant role models at the community, local, state and national levels.

4. Chern'ee Sutton

   Chern’ee Sutton has accomplished more than people many years older than her 17 years

5. Artwork powers NAIDOC celebration of Indigenous women

   Cheryl Moggs, a proud descendant of the Bigambul people of Goondiwindi, Bungunya and Toobeah regions in South West Queensland is this year’s winner of the prestigious National NAIDOC Poster Competition.

6. Chinchilla NAIDOC Community Fun Day

   Chinchilla Community Fun Day is for the whole family to enjoy. There will be cultural workshops, traditional dancers, face painting, kids activities, music and food.

7. Chris Tamwoy

   Chris Tamwoy has ties to Badu, Boigu and Darnley Islands in the Torres Strait and is a self-taught guitar virtuoso in the making.

   Since a video of a school performance went viral, his stage presence and emotive musical gift have been making an impression on the Australian music scene.

8. Listen

   Christine Anu

   National NAIDOC Creative Talent Award Category

   

   Christine Anu, a proud Torres Strait Islander, is one of Australia’s most celebrated performers. A multi-ARIA and Deadly Award winner, she’s best known for her iconic rendition of “My Island Home,” which became a cultural anthem and was featured at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. 

   Christine began her career at NAISDA, later performing with Bangarra and starring in major musicals and films like Moulin Rouge! and The Matrix Reloaded. In 2024, she released Waku – Minaral A Minalay, her first original album in 20 years. In 2025, she stars as Hermes in the Australian premiere of Hadestown.

9. Christobel Swan

   Christobel Swan is a proud Pertame, Southern Arrernte woman from Central Australia.

10. Whales Seals and Wirlomin Stories

    The City of Albany is proud to host an exhibition showcasing artworks from the Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories picture books at the Albany Town Hall next month.