Celebrating NAIDOC Week
Posted on November 10th, 2020
The Fitzroy Region encompasses the traditional lands of many first nation groups and is home to many culturally significant places.
From a natural resource perspective, Aboriginal People have demonstrated that sustainability is possible. They have cared for land and sea country for tens of thousands of years and it is due to their custodianship that our region has the wealth of natural resources, species and special places.
The 2020 NAIDOC week theme is Always was, always will be. To honour this theme, NAIDOC week and traditional custodians we wish to highlight some educational and enlighting resources.
Watch
Netflix
Mad Bastards (watch trailer)
Satellite Boy (watch trailer)
Toomelah (watch trailer)
Gladstone
The Sapphires (watch trailer)
Top End Wedding (watch trailer)
iview
Wrong Kind Of Black
In My Blood It Runs
The Australian Dream
Freeman
Total Control
Dark Place
SBS On Demand
Sweet Country
Big Mob Brekky
Going Places with Ernie Dingo
Gurrumul
FBA Videos
Bush Tucker on Mount Archer with Billy Mann
Native Wells on the central Highlands with Lindsay Black
Connecting to country near Springsure with Linda Black
Gawula with Sally Vea Vea
Plants uses and medicines near Woorabinda with Steve Kemp
The Fitzroy River with Billy Mann
Plants and culture on Great Keppel Island with Bob Muir
Carnarvon Gorge with Fred Conway
Listen
State Library of Queensland
Dangerous Women Podcast
Online event – Murrandoo Yanner: politics and people power
Online event – Black Diggers Remembrance Day webinar
ABC Radio NAIDOC week guide
Read
Blog
NAIDOC WEEK 2020 – Always Was, Always Will Be
Author Dcrump
How the 50 Words project is using technology to bring language to the world
Author Rae Johnston
Online News Platforms
ABC – Indigenous
Koori Mail
SBS – NITV
