Reconciliation Australia congratulates Biripa woman Karen Kime on her recent ordination as the first female Aboriginal archdeacon in the Anglican Church in Australia. Co-Chair Dr Tom Calma said [...]
On 27 February 2012, the House of Representatives passed three bills to replace the Northern Territory Emergency Response Act 2007 which is due to expire in August 2012. The Bills will now be [...]
By Leah Armstrong, Chief Executive Officer Reconciliation Australia This week I travelled to the USA where I presented the Expert Panel’s report Recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander [...]
Reconciliation Australia Co-Chairs Ms Melinda Cilento and Dr Tom Calma have welcomed Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s announcement that Reconciliation Australia is to lead the campaign to recognise [...]
By Reconciliation Australia Co-Chairs Ms Melinda Cilento and Dr Tom Calma The Prime Minister’s continuing commitment to constitutional recognition is exciting and we are pleased that [...]
An Open Letter to the People of Australia On the fourth anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations, the Australian Reconciliation Network encourages all Australians to consider [...]
A new report highlighting the achievements Australian workplaces are making towards reconciliation shows organisations with culturally safe environments are more likely to have sustainable [...]
The Indigenous Social Enterprise Fund (ISEF) provides investment and business support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social enterprises. The program aims to develop and nurture [...]
Reconciliation Australia is looking for outstanding examples of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and projects to be part of the 2012 Indigenous Governance Awards. Chief [...]
Leading Together is a new learning opportunity for people leading change in the Indigenous cross-cultural space. Thirty Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders from Australia’s business, government [...]
