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It’s almost time for NAIDOC Week, a celebration of the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Why NAIDOC? The acronym originally stood for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee, a group who originally organized activities during the week. Now NAIDOC has become the name of the week itself.
The week, which […]
With all the tall buildings and traffic, it’s easy to forget that Sydney is an area steeped in Aboriginal heritage. But it’s something we’ve all been thinking about since Kevin Rudd apologised to the stolen generation last week. If you’d like to learn more about our city’s indigenous roots, a cruise with the Tribal Warrior […]
Start your Australia Day bright and early with the Woggan ma gule Morning Ceremony.
This spiritual ceremony will take place in the Royal Botanic Gardens, the sacred site of the Gadigal people. The event honours the past and celebrates our nation’s future.
Through song and dance, the Gadigal community will awake, cleanse, and honour the spirits of […]
Yabun is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and heritage. The word “Yabun” means “song with a beat” in the Eora language. This annual event is held every year on Australia Day.
The event showcases all aspects of indigenous culture, including music, dance, food, language, politics, literature, and arts and crafts. The event […]
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