Always Was, Always Will Be.
Indigenous Australians have been the custodians of the lands we call home for more than 65,000 years.
First Nations culture is the longest surviving culture on Earth and forms a crucial part of our rich and storied history as a nation.
For Indigenous Australians, January 26 is a day of mourning not celebration. It represents the displacement of families and a loss of country and identity at the hands of colonisation.
To achieve true reconciliation, we need to listen, learn and understand Australia’s history, the good and the bad. Acknowledging the past allows us to work towards a better, more inclusive future.
St Kilda Football Club is proud that more than 30 Indigenous athletes have represented the club across its history, including seven current players.
As a whole club, we continue to learn. We’re all united on our yawa, our journey, to make our club a safe place of cultural equality and inclusion.
Mangee Yeanebi Komagee. Together We Rise.
