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     2018 ANU Reconciliation Lecture

    2018 ANU Reconciliation Lecture

    February 26, 2018

    ‘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 [...]

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     Apology anniversary time to reflect on historical acceptance

    Apology anniversary time to reflect on historical acceptance

    February 9, 2018

    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 [...]

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     Failure to close the gap is proof of need for Indigenous voice

    Failure to close the gap is proof of need for Indigenous voice

    February 8, 2018

    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 [...]

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     Justice reinvestment approach key in wake of Royal Commission’s final report

    Justice reinvestment approach key in wake of Royal Commission’s final report

    December 11, 2017

    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 [...]

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     The “monumental legacy” of Dr Evelyn Scott AO

    The “monumental legacy” of Dr Evelyn Scott AO

    October 5, 2017

    “I saw one part of the nation that wanted to say sorry and another part accept the apology, and forgive." – Dr. Evelyn Scott AO

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     Andrea Mason, a Woman of Influence

    Andrea Mason, a Woman of Influence

    August 31, 2017

    Andrea Mason’s mobile phone has taken a hammering in the last 12 months as accolades and awards acknowledging her work have meant everyone wants a piece of her time. As the CEO of Ngaanyatjarra, [...]

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     NARRAGUNNAWALI AWARDS LAUNCHED!

    NARRAGUNNAWALI AWARDS LAUNCHED!

    August 31, 2017

    Reconciliation Australia is proud to have launched the inaugural Narragunnawali Awards, recognising reconciliation excellence in the education sector. Two national awards, one for early learning [...]

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    Jump Start – Collaborating to Connect

    August 31, 2017

    It’s the Uber of business coaching, the Airtasker for skilled volunteering, and the RSVP for community-minded professionals. When asked ‘What is Jump Start?’ it is often described in these terms, [...]

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    Support for recognition and reconciliation

    August 11, 2017

    As previously stated (media release, 21 July 2017), Reconciliation Australia welcomes the Referendum Council’s report, 30 June 2017, and acknowledges the months of listening, consultation and [...]

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     Reconciliation – our generation’s turn to take the next step

    Reconciliation – our generation’s turn to take the next step

    May 27, 2017

    To celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2017, and the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum, Reconciliation Australia has launched a new TV ad urging this generation to take the next step on [...]

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