Celebrate NAIDOC Week with These Six Shows

Celebrate NAIDOC Week with these six shows

Celebrate Blak Aussie success this NAIDOC week by streaming these six programs that put Indigenous Australian storytelling front and centre.

Boulder Primary School celebrates NAIDOC week

Boulder Primary School has gathered parents, students and community organisations to celebrate NAIDOC Week in a whole-of-school event.

Meet Councillor Dr Olivia Ball

Meet Councillor Dr Olivia Ball Sarah Adams Mon, 07/07/2025 - 12:34 Image Is archived No Councillor Dr Olivia Ball leads the Aboriginal Melbourne portfolio and, this NAIDOC Week, she reflects on council’s role in celebrating the culture of First Nations people.Re-elected in 2024, Cr Olivia Ball said she views the city’s governance through a human rights lens. “I have been a human rights advocate for almost my whole life, and there are many oppo…

Honouring Indigenous Knowledge, Leadership, and Connection This NAIDOC Week | Science and Technology Australia

This NAIDOC Week, we honour and celebrate the deep and enduring scientific knowledges of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, whose innovation, connection to Country, and leadership continue to inform and enrich science across Australia.

IMAA urges media industry to 'Buy Blak' during NAIDOC Week

The IMAA is encouraging agencies to support Indigenous-owned businesses and reconciliation initiatives during NAIDOC Week.The announcement:The Independent Media Agencies of Australia (IMAA), Australia’s national industry body representing independent media agencies, has called on its members to turn intention into action this NAIDOC Week, supporting Indigenous businesses and reconciliation initiatives. The IMAA is encouraging its member […]

Coomandook celebrates NAIDOC | The Murray Valley Standard

The Coomandook community gathered at Coomandook Area School recently to celebrate NAIDOC Week. The July 3 event saw students and […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Coomandook celebrates NAIDOC appeared first on The Murray Valley Standard.