Take a look at some of the activities children did across the week to celebrate Reconciliation Week. The week gave children the opportunity to delve deeper into meaningful activities, exploring and learning about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements in Australia and how we all play a part in achieving reconciliation. #spwtogether #reconciliationweek | St Peter's Woodlands Grammar School

Reconciliation Australia called upon singers across the country to come together to support National Reconciliation Week 2025. This year, almost 700 choirs across Australia are singing ‘Solid Rock’ for Voices for Reconciliation. Released in 1982, this iconic song was an unexpected mainstream hit, a call to action to the broader Australian community to understand the truth of our history and the importance of land rights. 🎤 Here are just a few of the many choirs raising their voices in support o

In understanding each other's stories, we all grow. This National Reconciliation Week, let's walk together with courage. #NRW2019 #GroundedinTruth #WalkTogether2019 Reconciliation Australia | Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

As Reconciliation Week draws to a close, we reflect on this year's theme, Bridging Now to Next. As we continue to work towards a reconciled Australia where First Nations peoples are free from discrimination, we commit to learn from the teachings of our First Nations partners and how we can grow the ways in which First Nations cultural integration is included at Albert Park. Thank you to all of our First Nations partners who shared their stories, art and culture to strengthen this year's Formula