Noongar Man.

Awaken artwork, by Kaurna and Narungga woman Charmaine Mumbulla. Charmaine cares deeply about the 2019 National NAIDOC theme, and about the celebration of Indigenous art and history.

Awaken artwork, by Kaurna and Narungga woman Charmaine Mumbulla. Charmaine cares deeply about the 2019 National NAIDOC theme, art and history of the Indigenous. Source: Source from NAIDOC https://www.naidoc.org.au/2019-poster

As NAIDOC Week celebrations approach (7-14 July) Jack Collard, an Indigenous student from the University of Western Australia and New Colombo Plan Indigenous Fellow (2019) talks about the Noongar people.

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Published 2 July 2019 5:32pm

Updated 5 August 2019 10:00am

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As NAIDOC Week celebrations approach (7-14 July) Jack Collard, an Indigenous student from the University of Western Australia and New Colombo Plan Indigenous Fellow (2019) talks about the Noongar people.

Why is it important for the Australian nation to celebrate NAIDOC Week? What is distinctive about the land of the Noongar people? What about Noongar stories, totems and social structure? Jack Collard prepares us to celebrate NAIDOC Week by introducing us to his people, the Noongar people.

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