The blasting activity in Juukan Gorge by Rio Tinto exposes a broken relationship with the Puutu Kunti Kurama and Pinikura (PKKP) Peoples and a breathtaking breach of a respectful relationship.
FRED CHANEY AO “How do you go from good words into good actions?” GLEN KELLY “In my view, the reconciliation movement has created critical space and been a [...]
PRIME Minister Scott Morrison’s proposal to continue celebrating Australia Day on January 26, but introduce a separate “special day” for indigenous Australians may have been well intentioned – [...]
‘Without a deep and meaningful understanding of our nation’s history, I don’t believe we can achieve reconciliation’ says Peter Yu at this year’s ANU Reconciliation [...]
Join the Reconciliation Film Club Reconciliation Australia, NITV and SBS have proudly partnered to launch the Reconciliation Film Club, an online platform that supports organisations to host [...]
Each year, Reconciliation Australia tracks and measures the impact of its RAP program. The data used to measure that impact is drawn from annual program reporting provided by RAP organisations [...]
Reconciliation Australia and ten of its Elevate RAP Partners have launched a ground-breaking program to break the Indigenous “glass ceiling” and bring more Indigenous Australians into the [...]
In workplaces, schools and communities across Australia, Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) are making a difference, contributing to reconciliation by developing relationships, respect and [...]
Reconciliation Australia is encouraging all Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) partners to get involved in National Reconciliation Week by hosting an activity or attending local community events. [...]
