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NAIDOC Week 2022 logo with text of the year's theme: get up, stand up, show up. Alongside is the Science and Technology Australia logo, and both are on an image of a mountain and river at sunset.
4 July 2022

Get Up, Stand Up, and Show Up: NAIDOC Week

During NAIDOC Week and beyond, we encourage the STEM community to Get Up, Stand Up, and Show Up with support for First Nations’ people and organisations.

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