Thirty Years since the establishment of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation Reconciliation Australia was established in 2001 as the national body on reconciliation in Australia, but the [...]
ACARA Review of the Australian Curriculum Joint Statement of support for proposed revisions to the Australian Curriculum that progress reconciliation in education Strengthening the Australian [...]
A HISTORY OF FORMAL RECONCILIATION IN AUSTRALIA 1991 — The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody presents its final report and recommendations to the Australian Parliament, [...]
“Proportionally, we are the most incarcerated people on the planet. We are not an innately criminal people. Our children are alienated from their families at unprecedented rates. This cannot be [...]
Reconciliation Australia has welcomed Mr Doug Ferguson to its Board of Directors. Mr Ferguson, a Partner with KPMG and currently the NSW Chairman and Head of Asia and International Markets, [...]
While officially established in 2001, the road that led to Reconciliation Australia’s inception started much earlier—with Australia’s first formal process of reconciliation in 1991. This process [...]
While we recognise the decades of dedication to the reconciliation process, Australians needs to move from ‘safe’ to ‘brave’ in order to realise the promise of reconciliation, a new report says. [...]
In 2020 we saw unwavering support for our programs and activities despite the restrictions and upheavals of the year. We saw that even in these difficult times, reconciliation is still a priority [...]
Local Government is leading the way in recognising Aboriginal history and initiating a process of truth-telling through the renaming or dual naming of landmarks, sites and streets. Fremantle [...]
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fashion and textiles industry is booming, with fresh faces and even fresher designs appearing in our media feeds and in our shopping carts everyday. We [...]
