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1. Our South Australian Aboriginal Youth (SAAY) Public Speaking Competition

   I’m delighted to announce the return of Our South Australian Aboriginal Youth (SAAY) Public Speaking Competition for 2024.

2. Story time with Boori Monty Pryor

   We are delighted to invite you and your family to Readings for story time with legendary and much-loved First Nations storyteller, Boori Monty Pryor.

3. Spotlight talks: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artworks

   Delve deeper into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art this NAIDOC Week. Join an MCA host for a spotlight talk, sharing their insights on particular works currently on display across the museum.

4. Dennis Eggington

   Dennis Eggington has been the Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia for 14 years.

5. Geraldton NAIDOC Week Community Event

   The Department of Justice, in partnership with members of the Justice & Community Network are hosting a FREE community event.

6. Desert Dreaming Dance & Dinner Experience

   The Desert Dreaming Centre – so easily recognisable by our iconic shade structure perched high above our Corroboree grounds in the township of Barcaldine. Here you will experience authentic outback Aboriginal Australia.

7. Noongar inspired scratch Art

   The DFES Education & Heritage Centre will be celebrating NAIDOC Week with a creative scratch art activity. The word fire in the Noongar language is Karla. Starting with the symbol for Karla, you'll to scratch your own Noongar inspired symbol story to take home.

8. Dharawal Guided Indigenous Walk – Women's Walk to Minerva Pool

   Dharawal National Park is the traditional land of the Dharawal or Tharawal Aboriginal people.

9. Dharawal Guided Indigenous Walk - O'Hare's Lookout Trail

   Dharawal National Park is the traditional land of the Dharawal or Tharawal Aboriginal people.
10. Dianne Ryder

    Dianne Ryder is a proud Noongar woman from Western Australia with a legendary reputation for her contribution to family, community and country.

    After school, Dianne embarked on a 21-year career with the army and in 1990, she was awarded the Army Australia Day Medallion.