Reconciliation Australia

The United Nations Association of Australia New South Wales (UNAA NSW) is delighted to announce that Reconciliation Australia has been selected as the recipient of the 2019 United Nations (UN) [...]

Australians around the country are celebrating Mabo Day, which marks the anniversary of Koiki Mabo’s historic High Court victory. Mr Mabo led the successful 10-year legal battle to have his [...]

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 – [...]

This weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the historic Barunga Statement, which called for a national Treaty recognising Aboriginal prior ownership, continued occupation and sovereignty, and the [...]

National Reconciliation Week is just around the corner. In keeping with this year’s theme – Don’t Keep History a Mystery – we take a look at the role of truth-telling and historical acceptance in [...]

Reconciliation Australia acknowledges the Federal Government’s continued investment in services and programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. However, we are concerned that a [...]

‘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 [...]

A decade on, the National Apology to the Stolen Generations remains a momentous turning point that demonstrates the importance of historical acceptance in paving the road to reconciliation. On [...]

8 February 2018 The establishment of an Indigenous voice to parliament would help address key problems outlined in a 10-year review of the Closing the Gap strategy, says Reconciliation Australia [...]

Reconciliation Australia calls on state and federal governments to take a justice reinvestment approach to urgently needed reforms, following the release of the Royal Commission’s final report on [...]