Garma festival ends, but the message lives on

Members of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) are seen during the 25th annual Garma Festival in Gulkula, Northern Territory. Source: AAP / JAMES ROSS/AAPIMAGE

The four-day Garma Festival in the Northern Territory has concluded, marking its 25th anniversary. The festival serves as a platform not only for First Nations voices but also as a hub for multicultural Australia. A lot transpired at the festival, including political dialogue, cultural exchange and reconciliation through music, dance and storytelling.

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Published 5 August 2025 4:11pm

By Emma Kellaway, Haylena Krishnamoorthy

Presented by Itee Dewan

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The four-day Garma Festival in the Northern Territory has concluded, marking its 25th anniversary. The festival serves as a platform not only for First Nations voices but also as a hub for multicultural Australia. A lot transpired at the festival, including political dialogue, cultural exchange and reconciliation through music, dance and storytelling.

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