Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

What Will Your Impact Be in 2025?

Did you know that 2025 marks a very special milestone? 50 years of NAIDOC! The 2025 theme, "The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy," celebrates not only the achievements of the past but the bright future ahead, empowered by the strength of our young leaders, the vision of our communities, and the legacy of our ancestors. 

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

Let's Talk January 26...

January 26 is rapidly approaching again, and with it, the conversations around change the date. Every year, we like to remind people what this date actually marks.

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

Indigenous Perspectives for Nature Play Week

Nature Play Week 2024 has arrived! What a beautiful platform this week provides for the inclusion of First Nations perspectives. Nature Play Week celebrates initiatives of all shapes and sizes that reconnect children with nature and the outdoors. It’s links perfectly to Connecting and Caring to Country!

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

Our Top 5 Children's Books for 2023

The end of 2023 is here! This makes it the perfect time for us to look back at all the great new releases that have come out this year! Here are our top 5 First Nations authored and/or illustrated titles for 2023!

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

5 Indigenous Small Businesses to Support this Festive Season

Christmas time is a wonderful opportunity to step away from the crowded shopping centres, and make conscious choices to shop small with your gift-giving. We are setting ourselves a challenge this year to shop at 5 small Indigenous businesses for our Christmas gifting!

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

Be a Voice For Generations

Reconciliation Australia CEO Karen Mundine calls on all Australians to tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation with the new NRW 2023 theme, 'Be a Voice for Generations.’

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Deborah Hoger Deborah Hoger

Indigenous Astronomy and What It Can Teach us

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have been studying the stars for many, many thousands of years and have formed understandings of the skies in different ways to Western astronomical systems of thinking.

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