Australia Turns Blue for Do It For Dolly Day!
For a few nights, skylines will shift. Landmarks will glow. Bridges, buildings and monuments across the country will light up in blue.
Why? It's a visual reminder that kindness matters, and that bullying has no place in our communities.
This Do It For Dolly Day, we’re incredibly proud to have iconic structures across Australia joining us in Going Blue to End Bullying to create a kinder, safer world for young people.
Why Blue?
Blue was Dolly’s favourite colour, and today it has become a symbol of kindness and action.
Do It For Dolly Day is a national day of action inspired by the story of Dolly Everett, and the movement her family created through Dolly’s Dream. It’s a day that encourages all of us to speak up and be part of ending bullying.
When these landmarks light up blue they’re helping shine a light on an issue that affects too many young Australians and their families every day.
They’re helping start conversations.
They’re showing young people they’re not alone.
They’re reminding all of us that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Who's Going Blue?
This year, we’re very honoured to have a growing number of structures taking part across the country, each one helping amplify this important message.
To every organisation and team involved, thank you. Your support helps bring national attention to this cause and shows what’s possible when communities come together.
From the evening of May 6, landmarks will begin glowing blue, with more joining in on May 7 & 8 as the nation comes together for Do It For Dolly Day.
Australian Capital Territory
- Malcolm Fraser Bridge
- Questacon
- John Gorton Building
- Treasury Building
- Museum of Australian Democray
- National Carillon
New South Wales
- Forbes Town Hall, Forbes
- The Big Banana, Coffs Harbour
- City Hall Clock Face, Newcastle
- International Towers Sydney, Barangaroo
- Manly Town Hall, Northern Beaches Council
Northern Territory
- Darwin Convention Centre
- The City of Palmerston
- Palmerston Watertower
- Recreation Centre
- Library
- Frances Drive Light Pole
- Memorial Park Light Poles
Queensland
- Queensland Country Bank Stadium
- Moreton Bay
- Redcliffe Administration Building
- Caboolture Administration Building
- Scarborough Seat
- Beach Park
- Townsville
- Townsville Sign
- Victoria Bridge
- Wharton Reef Lighthouse
- George Robers Bridge
- Old Magistrates Court House
- Central Park Boardwalk
- Light Fletcher Bridge
- Brisbane
- Story Bridge
- Victoria Bridge
- Reddacliff Place Sculptures
- Tropical Display Dome
- Wickham Terrace Car Park
- Breakfast Creek Bridges, Newstead
- Kangaroo Point Bridge
- Sandgate Town Hall
- Yowoggera Bridge
- City Hall
- King George Square
- Sir Hielscher Bridges
- Toowoomba
- Annex
- Victoria Street Bridge
South Australia
- Adelaide Obal
- Riverbank Footbridge
Tasmania
- Lauceston Town Hall
- Tasman Bridge
- Paranaple Convention Centre
- Leven River Bridge
Victoria
- Bolte Bridge
- Sound Tube
- AAMI Park Stadium
- Shepparton
- Victoria Park Lake
- Mooroopna Water Tower
- Monash Park Tree
- Riverlinks Eastbank
Western Australia
- Perth
- Optus Stadium
- Trafalgar Bridge
- Council House
- Matagarup Bridge
- Joondalup Drive Bridge
- Sky Ribbon
- Mount Street Bridge
- Northbridge Tunnel
- The Bell Tower
- Bunbury
- Marlston Hill Lookout
- Koombana Bay Footbridge
- Koombana Bay Foreshore
- Marlston Waterfront
- Guppy Park
- Navigators at the Koombana Drive
- Richmond Reserve
- Arrol Crane at Jetty Road
- Koolambidi Woola
- Mandurah Bridge
If You See it, Snap it!
If you spot a landmark glowing blue this Do It For Dolly Day, we’d love you to capture the moment.
Take a photo, share it on your socials, and tag us. Every post helps spread the message further, reaching more people, starting more conversations, and encouraging more acts of kindness.
Get Involved this Do It For Dolly Day!
If you’re in a position to give, donating is one of the most powerful ways you can support this work.
The need for our bullying support services continues to grow, with more young people and families reaching out for help every day. Funds raised help us deliver vital education programs, provide support services, and ensure no one has to face bullying alone.
