Survival Day / Invasion Day / Day of Mourning
For many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 26 January is a day of survival, mourning and resistance. Listen to Community-led events and perspectives.
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National Close the Gap Day
A national day supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equity, marked by schools, workplaces and Communities.
National Sorry Day
A day to remember and acknowledge Stolen Generations survivors and descendants, and the continuing impacts of forced removal.
Anniversary of the 1967 Referendum
Marks the 1967 vote that changed two constitutional provisions relating to Aboriginal people. It enabled Commonwealth law-making and removed the exclusion from population counts, but did not grant voting rights or end discrimination.
National Reconciliation Week
From 27 May to 3 June, Australians learn about shared histories, cultures and achievements and consider how to take action towards reconciliation.
Mabo Day
Honours Eddie Koiki Mabo and the 1992 High Court decision recognising native title and rejecting terra nullius.
Coming of the Light
A significant Torres Strait Islander observance marked through religious and cultural ceremonies across the Torres Strait and mainland Australia.
NAIDOC Week
A national week celebrating and recognising the history, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day
Celebrates the strength, culture and rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and the role of family, Community and Country in their lives.
Anniversary of the Wave Hill Walk-Off
Marks the 1966 walk-off by Gurindji workers and families at Wave Hill, led by Vincent Lingiari, in the struggle for fair pay, better conditions and the return of their land.
Indigenous Literacy Day
A national celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories, cultures and languages, led by the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Anniversary of the Uluru Handback
Marks the 1985 handback of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to Anangu Traditional Owners.
Anniversary of St John Paul II’s Address
Marks the 1986 address to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples at Blatherskite Park, Alice Springs.
Anniversary of the Redfern Speech
Marks Paul Keating’s 1992 Redfern address at the launch of the International Year of the World’s Indigenous People.
Harmony Day
A day within Harmony Week celebrating cultural diversity, inclusion, respect and belonging, alongside action to eliminate racism.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday
A national Catholic observance celebrating the spirituality, cultures and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholics.
Anniversary of the 2023 Voice Referendum
A trauma-aware date for reflection on the 2023 referendum and continuing First Nations calls for justice, truth-telling and self-determination.
Anzac Day: First Nations Service and Sacrifice
Honours Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander diggers, servicewomen, veterans and ex-servicepeople, including those who died in wars, conflicts and peace operations.
Remembrance Day: Service, Sacrifice and Resistance
Remembers First Nations military service and those who defended Country and were killed during the frontier wars and other resistance.
First Raising of the Aboriginal Flag
Marks the first raising of the Aboriginal Flag on 9 July 1971 at a land rights rally in Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga, Adelaide.
Official Recognition of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags
Marks the 14 July 1995 proclamation of both the Aboriginal Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag as Flags of Australia.
Torres Strait Flag Day
Honours the Torres Strait Islander Flag designed by the late Bernard Namok Senior and officially presented to the people of the Torres Strait on 29 May 1992.
Adoption of the Torres Strait Islander Flag
Marks the Island Coordinating Council’s adoption of Bernard Namok Senior’s Torres Strait Islander Flag design on 24 March 1992.
Anniversary of the Cummeragunja Walk-Off
Remembers the 1939 Yorta Yorta walk-off from Cummeragunja and the continuing struggle for dignity, fair treatment and self-determination.
Anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations
Marks the 2008 National Apology and the continuing responsibilities to Stolen Generations survivors, descendants and families.
Anniversary of the 1965 Freedom Ride
Recalls the 1965 journey that challenged racial segregation in regional New South Wales and amplified Aboriginal demands for equal treatment.
International Women’s Day: First Nations Women and Girls
Recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s leadership, knowledge and rights within the global day for gender equality.
Anniversary of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Report
Marks the final report signed in 1991 and continuing responsibilities for justice, safety, accountability and the prevention of deaths in custody.
Anniversary of the 1946 Pilbara Strike
Honours Aboriginal pastoral workers who began the 1946 Pilbara strike for fair pay, freedom and better conditions.
Anniversary of the Barunga Statement
Marks the 1988 presentation of the Barunga Statement and its call for Aboriginal rights, self-determination and a treaty.
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
A global day recognising Indigenous peoples’ rights, cultures, knowledge and leadership, with local responsibilities for listening and action.
Anniversary of the Yirrkala Bark Petitions
Honours Yolŋu advocacy through the 1963 bark petitions asserting connection to Country and challenging decisions made without their consent.
Australian South Sea Islander Recognition Day
Marks Commonwealth recognition in 1994 and honours Australian South Sea Islander histories, cultures, contributions and continuing community advocacy.
Anniversary of Waddananggu
Recognises Wangan and Jagalingou Cultural Custodians’ Waddananggu ceremony, begun in 2021 to practise culture and protect Country.
Anniversary of Cathy Freeman’s Sydney 2000 Olympic Gold
Celebrates Cathy Freeman’s 400-metre Olympic victory in Sydney and its enduring significance for Aboriginal sporting excellence and identity.
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Anniversary of Evonne Goolagong’s First Wimbledon Title
Celebrates Wiradjuri champion Evonne Goolagong’s first Wimbledon singles title in 1971, and her continuing contribution to opportunities for First Nations young people.
Anniversary of the Gurindji Land Handback
Marks the 1975 ceremony when Gough Whitlam handed a land lease to the Gurindji people through Vincent Lingiari, following years of struggle for land and justice.
Anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Marks the UN’s adoption of the Declaration in 2007, recognising Indigenous peoples’ rights to self-determination, culture, language, lands and meaningful participation.
Anniversary of William Cooper’s Solidarity Protest
Honours William Cooper and the Australian Aboriginal League’s 1938 protest against Nazi persecution of Jewish people, an enduring example of First Nations leadership and solidarity.
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Anniversary of the Aboriginal Elder Design on the $2 Coin
Marks the 1988 introduction of Australia’s $2 coin and its Aboriginal Elder design, inviting learning about representation and the people and histories behind familiar national imagery.
Anniversary of David Unaipon’s First Appearance on the $50 Note
Marks the first issue of the $50 polymer banknote featuring Ngarrindjeri writer, inventor and advocate David Unaipon on 4 October 1995.
Anniversary of Archie Moore’s Golden Lion for kith and kin
Celebrates Kamilaroi and Bigambul artist Archie Moore’s kith and kin, which won the Golden Lion for Best National Participation for Australia at the 2024 Venice Biennale.
Anniversary of Neville Bonner Becoming Australia’s First Indigenous Federal Parliamentarian
Marks Neville Bonner’s 1971 selection to the Senate, becoming the first Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person to be a member of Australia’s federal Parliament.
Anniversary of Pat Dodson’s First Senate Speech
Marks Pat Dodson’s first Senate speech on 1 September 2016, bringing Yawuru perspectives and a long commitment to reconciliation, justice and representation into federal parliamentary debate.
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