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Naidoc celebrations were underway in Mount Isa on Monday with a flag raising ceremony at Police Headquarters and Family Fun Day at Mini Davis Park which the children and adults enjoyed.

ENTERTAINED: Cooper Wyld-Hill and Yasmin Wyld-Hill watched the Aboriginal dancers perform at the Family Fun Day.

INDIGENOUS HEADBANDS: Mum, Liz Janetzki watched the performers with Lincoln, Maddison and Cameron Janetzki at the Mini Davis Park.

FAMILY FUN: Kristin, Ellia and Avishai Grounder were all smiles at the Naidoc celebrations at Sunset on Monday.

GOOD TIMES: Justine Mullins,, Willow Duffy and Liz Dempsey had a great time watching the performers and catching up with friends.

FLAG CEREMONY: Superintendent Glen Pointing addressed the crowd while Senior Police Liaison Officer Barbara Costello waited to raise the Aboriginal flag. Photos: Melissa North

BULLDUST: Peter Tuppurainen, Megan Sarmardin, Ben Olesen and Clint Heuir treated the crowd at the park by singing some classics and favourites.

PYZZLE FUN: Stevie Dyer helped Cooper and Keeley bambrick with a puzzle.

TOO MUCH FUN: Erica and Charliza Mullins loved running with their blue balloons.

FAMILY TIME: Sydney and Santana Nemo, Nakisha Butterworth and Sebastian Butterworth stood in line for the sausage sizzle.

PLAYTIME: Kobe Swann enjoyed playing with the red spaghetti worms.

Michael Jeffrey waved hello while he played with Alexa Swann.

BUSHKIDS: Sharon Tindale, Aalihah Smith-Marshall and Sarah Bartsch played float the boat.

Melody De Guzman, Megan Boyle, Vanessa Radcliffe, Jo Rasova and Joanna Carlsoon

Shakayla Retchford, Arianna Major, Allan Retchford-Major and Rosco Major 

Melissa Eggmolese and Christine Mann stopped for a chat after the flag raising ceremony.

Superintendent Glen Pointing and Deeveena Murphy were pleased with the mornings events.

THE TEAM: The Police Liaison team show off their Naidoc shirts.

Naidoc celebrations have been a big hit in Mount Isa

Family Fun Day Naidoc celebrations

Naidoc celebrations in Mount Isa included a flag raising ceremony.

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