NAIDOC Week celebrates and recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Here at Macquarie, we’re proud to provide a space that honours and recognises the incredible talent of the First Nations people. Find out how we’re honouring NAIDOC Week: 🎨 See our NAIDOC Week artwork display by Natalie Abrahams, a proud Wadi Wadi and Walanga Muru artist, who won the 2024 Macquarie Centre NAIDOC Week Artwork Competition! 🎵 Enjoy music from Indigenous art

Get your class involved in NAIDOC Week with this free collaborative art template.💚 Students can unleash their creativity while learning about the significance and history of NAIDOC Week together. Download this activity here > https://bit.ly/4clb4Ru | Teach Starter

This week, we proudly celebrated NAIDOC Week with a special event in Terminal 4. We were thrilled to welcome Troy Benjamin, the founder of @blakbrews and winner of Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars 2024, along with the talented Yorta-Yorta artist Tammy-Lee Atkinson. This year's theme, “Keep the fires burning! Blak, Loud and Proud,” resonated throughout the event. Our CEO, Lorie Argus was honoured to receive Tammy's beautiful painting as a gift to Melbourne Airport. Travellers had the opportunity to cha

This NAIDOC Week, we flashback to the final week of Term 2 where our students celebrated NAIDOC Week: honouring Indigenous culture, promoting understanding, and fostering respect for the Indigenous community 🖤💛❤️ The students immersed themselves in arts, crafts, baking and more, as they explored the rich traditions and captivating stories of Indigenous Australians. Through hands-on experiences, they celebrated the beauty and diversity of Indigenous culture. NAIDOC week traces its roots back to