Adelaide's Aboriginal jersey was designed by 16 year old Kaurna/Naronga lady Jada Fitzgerald.

The jersey was inspired by the Torrens River, the South Australian coastline and the history of the 36ers.

Brisbane's Aboriginal jersey was made by Yindjibarndi and Pinikura artist Zoe Raymond.

It is inspired by the Meanjin (Brisbane) community, including community members, the landscape, the Meanjin River and the python, which is believed to be the creator of all waterways.

The Cairns Snakes have released their Indigenous jersey, but have yet to announce the artist or inspiration behind the jersey.

For the second year in a row, the Illawarra Hawks' Indigenous jersey has been designed by Gundungurra lady Aunty Trish Levett.

The jersey represents the Hawks as a team, the sacred Ngurra land and the knowledge bearers (elders) who look after and protect the team.

Melbourne United's Indigenous jersey was designed by Taungurung woman Tiffany Hunter and was inspired by a painting called 'Narrm Bundima - Doormala'.

The jersey highlights the journey of Indigenous people towards reconciliation and unity in the Naarm (Melbourne) region.

The New Zealand Indigenous jersey was designed by Anthony Wilson of Awataha Marae in Auckland.

The design is inspired by the Pounamu from Maori cultural stories.

The Cheetahs' Indigenous jerseys were designed by local artists and school teachers Yilka (Wongutha), Noongar and Ms. Roseanne 'Rosie' Paine of Yamatji.

The jerseys represent 'Dandjoo', meaning unity, and are adorned with the word 'Djoodith', which is the western badger name for Nuga.

The artist of the SEM Aboriginal jersey, Katie Bugden, is a Kamilaroi woman from the Bundjalung region.

The jersey depicts Bunjil, the creation god of the Kulin Nation, as well as elements in the background representing the direction of the club.

Designing the Indigenous jersey for the Kings for the third consecutive year is Wiradjuri man Stewart James of the Narrandera Murrumbidgee River People.

Similar to last year's jersey, James used a familiar design, replacing the background color with white, with the artist stating that "promoting the club's colors and highlighting the predominantly white jersey was the focus."

Tasmania's Indigenous jersey was designed by artist Reuben Oates.

"Some of these elements have two different meanings. It represents our strong culture, our willingness and need to educate people about our culture; and from the team's perspective, it represents the boys as a tribe, battling other teams. The nest itself represents the army of ants and the whole concept of defending the island.

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