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Join us in celebrating NAIDOC Week 2025 with a morning of connection, culture, and community on Tuesday 8 July from 10 am.
This year’s theme, “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy,” invites us to reflect on our shared journey and the steps Corangamite is taking toward a future grounded in reconciliation.
Time: 10:00 am Starting Location: Wombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation Garden, Camperdown | Djargurd Whurrong Country, Eastern Maar Finish Location: Community Flagpole, next to The Courthouse Camperdown (179 Manifold Street)
Location 1: Wombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation Garden, Camperdown | Djargurd Whurrong Country, Eastern Maar
10 am: Welcome to Country Begin the morning with a Welcome to Country by Tommy Clark from the Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation.
10:15 am: Storytime with Early Years Team Enjoy a special reading of a book by a First Nations author, hosted by our Early Years team.
10:30 am: Community Walk to Community Flagpole
Location 2: Community Flagpole, next to The Courthouse Camperdown (179 Manifold Street)
11 am: Flag Raising Join us for a walk to the Community Flag Pole on Manifold Street to raise the NAIDOC flag in recognition of the week.
11:15 am Fire Pit Conversations & Damper Sharing Gather around the fire pit for more storytelling and finish with damper made from Indigenous ingredients like wattle seed, served with tea.
Event is delivered in multiple parts at two locations10 - 10.30 Wombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation Garden10.30 - Walk to Community Flagpole11 - 12 - Community Flagpole (near Camperdown Courthouse)
Wombeetch Puyuun Reconciliation Garden, 2B Walker Street, Camperdown, 3260, View Map
2B Walker Street , Camperdown 3260
Free