To mark the start of NAIDOC week, CSIRO’s Parkes radio telescope has been honoured with a traditional name chosen by Wiradjuri Elders and revealed at a local naming ceremony.
During NAIDOC Week 2020 (8-15 November), Queensland communities will come alive with lights, storytelling, community events and more to celebrate the world’s two oldest living cultures.
Photos in the report reveal the poor state of some homelands learning centre buildings and teacher accommodation in 2019 — visiting teachers living in tents and students learning in rusted-out buildings.