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On a vibrant Friday evening, the iconic Indigenous band Yothu Yindi took to the stage at John Cain Arena, captivating audiences with their powerful performance. This event formed part of the Treaty celebrations, an occasion marked by music and cultural showcases.

An Aboriginal Australian singer in a white long-sleeved collared shirt points his finger upwards on a dark stage with red and yellow lights, while three men in body paint and red and yellow loincloths perform beside him, one playing a didgeridoo.

Indigenous band Yothu Yindi were among the performers who played at John Cain Arena on Friday as part of the Treaty celebrations. Source: AAP / Con Chronis

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