Brumbies reveal 2025 First Nations jersey

The Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies have today launched the club's new Indigenous jersey, which will be on display this weekend for Round 3 of Smartech Super Rugby Pacific against the Chiefs.
The jersey has been designed by 12-year-old Wiradjuri boy, Noah Fleming, with his blue design also being used by Brumbies as their warm-up jersey this season. Noah lives in Canberra and was given the opportunity to design the artwork through his connection with the Yerrabi Yurwang Child and Family Aboriginal Corporation.

In terms of the design, the higher circle on the front includes totems representing the five indigenous nations in Brumbies territory – Ngunnawal, Yuin, Ngarigo, Gundungurra and Wiradjuri. The middle of this circle shows a meeting place and represents the nations meeting within and between themselves to play rugby. The lower circle is an Indigenous symbol of family and is included to represent the wide Brumbies family such as players, staff, fans and sponsors.
The Brumbies are extremely grateful to Noah Fleming for producing these designs and the staff of the Yerrabi Yurwang Child and Family Aboriginal Corporation for their wonderful support and assistance. All have contributed in such a meaningful way to the Brumbies’ recognition of our First Nations peoples.
The Indigenous playing and warm-up jerseys are available to buy online in the Brumbies store here.