This July, the International Towers community came together to celebrate 50 Years of Deadly for NAIDOC Week.
On Amica and in the Lobbies, we celebrated First Nations art, stories, culture, history, and communities by raising awareness, committing to reconciliation, and supporting First Nations communities.
A big thank you to everyone who participated by:
Collecting and wearing our NAIDOC 2026 Connection Pin, custom designed by Ryhia Dank, also known as nardurna.
Joining in on our guessing game to take home a free, complete bundle of our exclusive ILF x Clothing the Gaps merch, created by First Nations artists. Congratulations to our winners, Wessels of Lendlease and Bronte of Austrade.👏
Purchasing an item of our merch online or from our Deadly Pop-Up Shop in the Lobbies, with proceeds going towards the ILF.
So far, we've raised a total of over $20K. Our online Deadly Pop-Up Shop is open until Saturday, 8 August, which means there's still plenty of time to donate and order yourself a deadly piece of merch. All orders will include a complimentary NAIDOC bookmark.
Taking action, spreading awareness, and directly supporting First Nations communities are steps we can all take towards reconciliation — for the next 50 years and beyond. 🖤💛❤️