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MANDURAH: NAIDOC celebrations in Mandurah. Picture: Kate Hedley/Mandurah Mail

TAMWORTH: The Gems and The Sapphires at Sunday’s opening ceremony – back, from left, Alyce Jerrard, 11, Dykota Hammond, 11, Pyper Allan, 10, Lacey Gibson, 11, Kadija Naden, 11, Charra Reid, 10, and Allee Farrell, 12. Front, from left, Maddison Johnson, 13, Ayeisha Finly, 7, Ava Morris, 8, Ivy West, 7, and Barbara Jerrard, 13. Photo: Gareth Gardner/Northern Daily Leader

MAITLAND: NAIDOC Week march down High Street. Picture: Maitland Mercury

WAGGA: Ngemba Williams, 14 months, checks out what's happening during the NAIDOC Week march down Baylis Street on Sunday. Picture: Kieren Tilly/The Daily Advertiser

PORT AUGUSTA: Guests were entertained by a live set from David Crombie at the Port Augusta NAIDOC Awards Night. Picture: The Transcontinental

WAGGA: Mark Saddler plays the didgeridoo at the official ceremony following the NAIDOC Week march down Baylis Street on Sunday. Picture: Kieren Tilly/The Daily Advertiser

DUBBO: Mayor Mathew Dickerson, Aboriginal Elder Uncle John Hill and Dubbo Aboriginal Community Working Party chair Shirley Wilson in front of the flags they raised. Photo: LOUISE DONGES/Daily Liberal

BATHURST: Wiradjuri elder Denise Scott raised the Aboriginal flag outside the Bathurst Regional Council chambers yesterday to mark the beginning of NAIDOC Week. Photo: ZENIO LAPKA/Western Advocate

NEWCASTLE: An Aboriginal Australian flag flies at the NAIDOC week rally at Civic Park. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers/Newcastle Herald

ALBURY-WODONGA: NAIDOC committee member Ruth Davys, of Thurgoona, helps her daughter Tacoola Ruth-Davys, 19 months, to light a candle during the service at St Matthew’s Church as Father Peter MacLeod Miller watches on. Picture: TARA GOONAN/Border Mail

WAGGA: Aunty Isabel Reid and Wagga Police's Detective Sergeant Sandy Green enjoying the NADOC Week march down Baylis Street on Sunday. Picture: Kieren Tilly/The Daily Advertiser

MOREE: Shiara Saunders with Savannah and Montaya French. Picture: Moree Champion

MAITLAND: Nicholas Squires marches down High Street in a NAIDOC week rally against racism. Picture: Maitland Mercury

BENDIGO: Bendigo and District Aboriginal co-op dancers at the launch. Picture: JIM ALDERSEY/Bendigo Advertiser

BENDIGO: Aunty Georgina Jackson and Iris Bysouth. Picture: JIM ALDERSEY/Bendigo Advertiser

HORSHAM: Elder Regina Hood opens NAIDOC Week at Dudley Cornell Park with the help of Jandamurra Lauricella, 6, of Dimboola, Jeremy Newell of Horsham and Colby McDonald, 9, of Horsham. Picture: THEA PETRASS/Wimmera Mail Times

PORT AUGUSTA: (Back) Jamahl, Chandler, Dougie, (front) Dre, Tyrone and Jackson at the Port Augusta NAIDOC Awards Night. Picture: The Transcontinental

ALBURY-WODONGA: Edna Stewart lays a wreath in remembrance of indigenous people who served in war. Picture: TARA GOONAN/Border Mail

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Officer Cadet Tom Delaney on the parade ground where he will march on Thursday. Picture by Karleen Minney.

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