Understand

Learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures helps build greater respect and understanding. By listening to stories and perspectives, every Queenslander can deepen their connection to the past and play a role in shaping a better future.

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    Woorabinda loves its footy. For generations, rugby league has been a source of pride and community connection.

  • NAIDOC Week: 50 Years of Deadly

    NAIDOC Week, held each July, has been a cornerstone of Australian life for 50 years, celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

  • Celebrating through the strength of language

    NAIDOC Week 2026 marks a significant milestone: 50 Years of Deadly, celebrating five decades of powerful Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, stories and cultural strength.

  • NAIDOC Week magic with Masepah Banu

    Championing cultural pride with the National NAIDOC Committee.

  • NAIDOC Week: An opportunity to be proud

    The first time Ahna Maree Barker remembers feeling proud during NAIDOC Week, she was sitting with mob in her school classroom with a pen in her hand, creating a poster for the NAIDOC poster competition.

  • Honouring culture, recognition and community

    As Australia marks NAIDOC Week this year and celebrates 50 Years of Deadly, we recognise the strength, resilience and achievements of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the generations of leaders, Elders and advocates whose vision continues to shape a stronger future.

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