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Wiradjuri author Jake Gablonski to release new book ahead of National Reconciliation Week
Wiradjuri man Jake Gablonski is set to release Brave Like Bunji, a children's bo...
Phoebe Blogg 4 May 2026
Collaboration puts reconciliation in the picture at Canberran bus stop
A local bus stop shelter has become the latest canvas for reconciliation in Canb...
Callan Morse 31 Jul 2025
Feel-good anthem by Indigenous youth marks Reconciliation Week
A new anthem recorded by young Indigenous voices in Central Australia is set to...
Joseph Guenzler 30 May 2025
UQ Exhibition explores living cultures for Reconciliation Week
National Reconciliation Week 2025 is being marked under the theme 'Bridging Now...
Joseph Guenzler 28 May 2025
Reconciliation Week celebrated through culture
National Reconciliation Week 2025 is underway with the theme Bridging Now to Nex...
Joseph Guenzler 27 May 2025
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Australian National Maritime Museum marks Reconciliation Week with exploration of history

The Australian National Maritime Museuwill mark Reconciliation Week with an installation highlighting what is now considered one of the first acts of reconciliation between Europeans and First Nations...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg May 23, 2025
Indigenous chef partners with restaurant chain to celebrate National Reconciliation Week

Celebrating native foods and connection to Country, Chargrill Charlie's has joined forces with Corey Grech - a proud Gamilaraay and Wonnarua man and founder of Native Botanical Brewery - to create a n...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg May 19, 2025
Darryl Dempster's artwork Snake Nest selected for National Reconciliation Week street banner project

Snake Nest, a bold and evocative work by Noongar artist Darryl Dempster has been selected by Reconciliation WA as the National Reconciliation Week (NRW) Street Banner Project artwork.

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Dec 2, 2024
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