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Gold Coast Suns to Showcase Indigenous Jumper in Sir Doug Nicholls Round Opener

The Suns will wear a guernsey designed by Keelan Fejo, celebrating Darwin's Nightcliff jetty and Larrakia culture, in their match against Hawthorn at TIO Stadium.

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Overview

  • The Gold Coast Suns will wear their Indigenous jumper for the second consecutive game in the Sir Doug Nicholls Round opener against Hawthorn at TIO Stadium in Darwin.
  • The jumper's artwork, designed by Keelan Fejo, highlights the cultural significance of the Nightcliff jetty, a landmark on Larrakia country known for community gatherings and sunsets.
  • Joel Jeffrey, a Suns defender, has a personal connection to the guernsey as it was designed by his cousin and reflects cherished memories of his hometown.
  • The Sir Doug Nicholls Round is an annual AFL event that honors Indigenous contributions to the sport and promotes cultural celebration on and off the field.
  • The guernsey aims to foster unity by bringing people of all backgrounds together to celebrate Indigenous culture on Larrakia land.