Indigenous Round
NRL Indigenous Round is back for 2023.
Our First Nations communities have deep bonds with rugby league and are part of the fabric at all levels of the game. The NRL seeks to educate and celebrate Indigenous culture to our fans and the wider public.
We believe that true change comes through listening, learning and taking action.
And so this year, we’re calling on all rugby league fans to learn the land, learn the history, and use your voice.
In doing so, we can move forward together.
NRL Indigenous Round
Moving Forward Together.
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1 - Learn the Land
Fans are encouraged to locate their local region and learn the Indigenous nation and people of the region. It’s a simple step in acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of local land and a further step in continuing a conversation about our nation’s identity and importance to First Nations people.
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2 - Learn the History
Learn about our Indigenous history and important historical anniversaries that will occur in 2023.
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3 - Use Your Voice
The NRL seeks to have a leadership role to play in educating and storytelling – about the Uluru Statement from the Heart, the Voice to Parliament, and how our fans can learn more.
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Support an Indigenous Business
Learn about the local Indigenous businesses and the work they are doing in the community. Find out how you can support and be involved.
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NRL Community
The Australian Rugby League Indigenous Council (ARLIC) oversees the implementation of the Reconciliation Action Plan, ensures that views and ideas of Indigenous peoples are incorporated from across the game.
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National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.
