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1. Goompi NAIDOC 2021

   Community event

2. Patricia Doolan

   This experience and the opportunity for employment has shaped the beginning of Patricia’s career

3. Winner of the 2015 National NAIDOC poster competition announced.

   Congratulations to Elaine Chambers on winning the 2015 National NAIDOC poster competition.  Ms Chambers is a proud Brisbane born and bred Aboriginal woman with family links to the Kuku Yalangi/ Koa Mob.

4. Rabbit Proof Fence - Q&A

   In conjunction with its 4K restoration re-release, re-live this iconic Australian film followed by a live Zoom Q&A with acclaimed director Phillip Noyce.

5. Connect to Aboriginal culture - dot art and yarning

   Connect to Aboriginal culture by attending a dot art and yarning activity where you will create your own piece of art to take home with you as a memento of your participation. Includes materials and utensils, snacks and refreshments.

6. CCS' NAIDOC Day Event

   Connecting Community Centre / Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre will host a free barbecue lunch in honour of NAIDOC Day. Everyone is welcome to join us. We look forward to seeing you there!
   

7. Contact Us

   To contact the National NAIDOC Committee or Secretariat please complete the form below.

8. "Spear" - Dardi Boorna-Wangkiny NAIDOC film festival

   A contemporary Aboriginal story through movement and dance, featuring the critically acclaimed Bangarra Dance Theatre.

   Proudly sponsored by the City of Albany, Palmerston, Southern Ports and Department of Biodiversity, Conservations and Attractions.

9. Kangaroo Dreaming Colouring Challenge

   Contribute to NAIDOC Week celebrations by completing a special colouring-in template, created by local Aboriginal artist, Thomas Smith. The colouring template, called Kangaroo Dreaming, will be available to download online, via The Hills Shire Library Service's webpage:

10. Truth, Telling and Healing

    Conversations of Truth, Telling and Healing through poetry written and performed by Charmaine Clarke and songs written and performed by Brett Clarke.