Did you know that National Children’s Week is coming up on 19th-27th October 2024? If you are a parent or a teacher or a librarian- you might like to celebrate it with your young people. This year the theme is... More
Book Week is coming up: 17-23 August… are you ready? Now is the time to be thinking about what your little people might be going to their book parade as. Or if you are a teacher… what your little people... More
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day falls on a Sunday (Sunday 4th August) so day cares, early childhood centres and schools are encouraged to celebrate this Friday August 2nd. Now would be a great time to think how... More
NAIDOC Week ‘Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, loud and proud’ is 7-14th July 2024. Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud shows “the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture – with fire a symbol of connection to... More
Growing up in the East Kimberley, with family links to Vincent Lingiari, the Wave Hill Walk Off is not only of national importance, but personal importance. This week we celebrate the anniversary of the Wave Hill Walk Off which started... More
This week people around the world celebrate the International Day of Indigenous Peoples on 9th August. This includes celebrating and acknowledging our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander First Nations peoples. This day, first celebrated in 1994 when announced by the... More
We take the time on this post to acknowledge and commemorate the upcoming National Sorry Day on 26th May each year. This is a day to remember the removal of Aboriginal children from their families and communities. A chance to... More
Australians can show their support for closing the gaps between First Nations health outcomes and those Australians not of First Nations descent each year on National Close the Gap Day on the third Thursday in March. By celebrating and supporting... More
We are so pumped that 2023 AFL season is about to start for 2023 (kick off in March!!) I (Carl) am a HUGE footy fan. I have always played since a kid kicking around on red dirt ovals, playing at... More
This month is the anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations (13 February 2008). It is a day to celebrate the Apology, but also to commemorate and learn from the past. On the 13th of February 2008 Prime... More