Hundreds of people came along to the NAIDOC Corroboree community event in Mildura on Saturday. The celebration of Aboriginal culture and history returned to Nowingi Place after two years of cancellations due to COVID-19, and was held on the Easter long weekend for the first time. Representatives from Aboriginal Nations across the region performed traditional dance and music, and shared emu egg carving, feather craft and johnny cake making. Four boys from the Marli Nhuungkhus Pikilarna Maarni tra

268K views · 10K reactions | Bruce Shillingsworth and a convoy of supporters have taken Corroboree on the road to dance for the Ancestors and save the Baaka river. | NITV | Facebook

6.4K views · 128 reactions | See some of the dancing at the Saltwater Corroboree, to see many more photos, movie and story go to the Manning River Times website | Manning River Times | Facebook

THOUSANDS GATHER FOR WAGGA CORROBOREE Young people from around the Riverina have been shown the ropes of traditional cultural dances to prepare for a public Corroboree in Wagga. This celebration on Wiradjuri land invited people from all walks of life to be part of Indigenous culture and celebration. | ABC Riverina

Dance, song, ancient Wiradjuri culture celebrated at Wagga's first corroboree in more than 150 years. | ABC Riverina

Over 1500 people turn out for Wagga Wagga Corroboree, uniting different tribes, generations and cultural practices. | NITV