The community is invited to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples at Wogun Gulli, a NAIDOC Week event at Anzac Park, Kyogle on Friday 24 July from 10am to 2pm.

Hosted by the Gugin Gudduba Local Aboriginal Land Council (GGLALC) and Gullibul Elders of the Bundjalung Nation, Wogun Gulli is a family friendly free community event that will feature a range of activities including cultural celebrations, fashion parades, live music, market stalls, skate park and mountain bike adventures, dance and song, community games, and the NAIDOC Awards ceremony for outstanding contributions to the Aboriginal community.

The theme of NAIDOC Week this year is 50 Years of Deadly, which celebrates the voices of First Nations communities and honours the stories, the Elders, the organisers and artists, the Indigenous Leaders, and the communities who have continued to stand steady, unapologetic and proud.

50 Years of Deadly is also about the future. An opportunity to look toward the young generations, who are growing up proud, grounded in culture and returning to language, returning to Country, and continuing to tell their story of identity with new voices and the same fire.

Wogun Gulli is proudly supported by Kyogle Council, local organisations and business through the Kyogle local government area.

Kyogle Council acknowledges and pays respect to all traditional custodians of country within the Kyogle LGA, and encourages all residents and visitors to share in culture and celebrate NAIDOC Week at Wogun Gulli and other NAIDOC activities occurring throughout the LGA during July.