Welcome Ceremony to Mark Beginning of NAIDOC Week in Port Augusta

'Hunter and gatherer' of ancient stories and songs to perform at Kiama's Folk by the Sea

Jessie Lloyd will perform at Folk By The Sea. Photo: Supplied. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander songkeeper Jessie Lloyd will bring a “pub-choir vibe” to songs that tell Aboriginal stories in Aboriginal languages during Kiama’s Folk By The Sea festival in September. Describing herself as a “hunter and gatherer” of ancient stories and songs, Lloyd will perform her Sing On Country show taken from the songbook developed for schools. She initial…

Coming together at sunrise

A family-friendly sunrise celebration will help unite people in Ocean Grove to support First Nations voices. Barwon Coast and Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation (WTOAC) will host the event at the Barwon Heads end of Bukareeyoo at 7.30am on Monday July 7 during NAIDOC Week (July 6 to 13). Wadawurrung Woman and WTOAC interim co-chief executive Rebekah Devlin said NAIDOC Week was in its 50th year, which reflected the achievements…

Welcome Ceremony to mark beginning of NAIDOC Week in Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA - A corporate breakfast will be held through Umeewarra Media in Port Augusta to mark the start of […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post Welcome Ceremony to mark beginning of NAIDOC Week in Port Augusta appeared first on The Transcontinental.

NAIDOC Week 2025: Celebrating Indigenous Culture and Achievements

Introduction: The Significance of NAIDOC Week NAIDOC Week, which stands for the National Aborigines and Islanders Observance Committee, is an annual celebration in Australia acknowledging the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In 2025, from July 6 to July 13, the week will hold particular significance as Australia recognizes the ongoing contributions of Indigenous Australians to the nation while …