Saltwater Stories
Explore our connection and commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and community during Sir Doug Nicholls Round.
Acknowledgement of Country
January 26th is a date that holds deep significance for many Australians. On January 26th, we stand in solidarity with First Nations peoples and we listen deeply and reflect. We recognise this day is also a day that marks citizenship for new Australians. We are committed to moving forward with openness and togetherness for our shared history, our spirit and people, on a date that represents all Australians. Kardiniyu, in Wadawurrung language is the place of the morning sun, a place of deep cultural connection and significance, a meeting place since the beginning of time. We are honoured to walk with the Wadawurrung People, to listen, respect and talk together on our journey on Wadawurrung Country.
Reflecting on January 26
January 26th is a date that holds deep significance for many Australians. On January 26th, we stand in solidarity with First Nations peoples and we listen deeply and reflect. We recognise this day is also a day that marks citizenship for new Australians. We are committed to moving forward with openness and togetherness for our shared history, our spirit and people, on a date that represents all Australians.
2025 First Nations Guernsey Explained
Hear the story behind the 2025 First Nations Guernsey designed by Worrora, Oomiday and Nyul Nyul artist Meeza Humphries.
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2025 First Nations Guernsey Explained
Hear the story behind the 2025 First Nations Guernsey designed by Worrora, Oomiday and Nyul Nyul artist Meeza Humphries.
Our Plan, Our Commitment
This “Innovate” RAP highlights some refreshed thinking, renewed relationships and deeper connections and understanding, with First Nations communities. The RAP was developed with advisory and insights of First Nations Working Group members across the region, consulted with staff and executive, and endorsed by the Board.
Innovate Reconciliation Action PlanThe Albert ‘Pompey’ Austin Story
Albert ‘Pompey’ Austin was the only First Nations person to play top-level Australian football in Victoria in the 19th century, learn about his story now.
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