Latest news: NAIDOC week

The NAIDOC Community Art Exhibition showcases the talents of First Nations artists in the Alexander Maconochie Centre, Canberra’s prison.

Project Dust runs dance and movement classes for Aboriginal young people every Sunday at the Dark Carnival martial arts school in Phillip.

While NAIDOC Week (2-9 July) has ended, Papunya (Panya) Connors reminds Canberrans that the most supportive action from non-Indigenous members of the community can be taken year-round.

On Wednesday 5 July, Indigenous artist Eddie Longford’s latest mural was installed at Canberra Outlet as part of NAIDOC Week celebrations.

Yuma! CW has compiled a list of the best ways to celebrate NAIDOC Week, 2-9 July here in Ngunnawal Country.

With so much happening around the Capital this weekend, 8-10 July, it’s hard to choose how to spend those precious days off.

Aligning with this year’s NAIDOC Week theme, we’re highlighting the authentic talents of Aboriginal artists and designers. Getting behind, showing up for, and celebrating Aboriginal Australia is something we can do to amplify First Nations voices – and these exquisite homewares and art pieces speak for themselves.

The National Arboretum Canberra is ensuring their trees stay warm and cosy this July while celebrating our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Yuma! Welcome to CW’s list of all things NAIDOC Week happening around the Capital, 3-10 July.

Delayed because of COVID and absent its annual national awards, NAIDOC Week (8-15 November) is finally here and it’s time to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

Running 8-15 November, Canberra Daily has compiled a comprehensive list of many of the NAIDOC Week 2020 events across Canberra.

Aussie country singer Matt Scullion has livestreamed his new single, 1868, just in time for NAIDOC Week, 8-15 November.