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1. NAIDOC Family Fun Free Event

   Join us for a day of celebration at the NADIOC Family Fun Day on Wednesday July 10th at Maryborough Community House from 11am!

2. Linden Plays > Wurruck Yambo Workshop

   Join us for the day of hands-on activities to explore and celebrate the vibrant history and rich culture of First Nations peoples.

3. Fist of Fury Noongar Daa: Q&A and special NAIDOC screening

   Join ECU for a special screening of the Bruce Lee kung fu classic Fist of Fury, dubbed in the Noongar language. This is the first feature film event to be re-voiced in an Australian language, and the first time it will be screened in the South West.

4. Fist of Fury Noongar Daa: Q&A and special NAIDOC screening

   Join ECU for a special screening of the Bruce Lee kung fu classic Fist of Fury, dubbed in the Noongar language. This is the first feature film event to be re-voiced in an Australian language.

5. NAIDOC at Ellenbrook Central

   Join us at Ellenbrook Central to celebrate NAIDOC Week, a time to honour and recognise the rich history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

   Special Guests:

6. Unearthing Stories in Art - Explore the 2023 NAIDOC Exhibition with Zali Morgan

   Join emerging guest curator for City of Joondalup and current assistant curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art at AGWA, Zali Morgan, as she delves into the themes depicted in the 2023 NAIDOC Exhibition, For Our Elders. You’ll learn about the artists, their practice, and anecdotes abou

7. UQ Poche Centre Seminar Series: Celebrating Blak Excellence

   Join us for an empowering session celebrating "Blak Excellence" at the UQ Poche NAIDOC Seminar aligning with this year's NAIDOC theme: "Keep the Fire Burning!

8. NAIDOC Aura

   Join us for an enriching NAIDOC Week Community Event at Baringa Forest Park, celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This event promises a memorable evening filled with cultural experiences and community spirit.

9. Extinction: The Ballad of Pirt Koorrook
   Join us at Eureka Centre on Wadawurrung land for this NAIDOC week performance of ‘Extinction: The Ballad of Pirt Koorrook’, a First Nations’ adaptation of a play by one of Australia’s most acclaimed playwrights, Hannie Rayson. ‘Extinction’ explores the themes of climate change and the need to prote
10. NAIDOC Week Art Exhibition: Artist Talks + 2-Course Lunch
    Join us for an exclusive 2-Course Lunch with Artist Talks about our NAIDOC Week Art Exhibition entitled: ngiyanhigindyi baladhu Ngurambang, Ngurambang ngayirr (we are Country, Country is sacred) All contributing Artists and Cultural Practitioners will form a panel for discussion and Q&A on the