Wominjeka fellow travellers, Reconciliation Week officially began on Wednesday 27th May, heralding eight days of events, opportunities to engage with our First Nations peoples and a time for reflection and truth telling. After walking over 900km from Melbourne to... 
Wominjeka fellow travellers, summer is surely behind us and we’re deep in Warin season. Just like the wombat, I’ve been busy scurrying about Melbourne in search of “Mob Mates” to broaden my understanding of First Nation peoples historical and contemporary experience.... 
G’day fellow travellers on the road to reconciliation and a lasting treaty with our fellow citizens, the first peoples of this great land we call Australia. This week I just want to give you a timely reminder of the approaching National Reconciliation Week. So, what... 
Written by Keira de Hoog, Community Development Officer at Allwood House In July 2021, I travelled to North-East Arnhem Land as part of my job working with Why Warriors – an organisation that works together to empower Yolŋu people, building community capacity, and... 
This is a Statement we are sharing for First Nations Friday this week from Reconciliation Australia here. It’s pertinent, to the point, and addresses the disgraceful behaviour of a minority of people who attended the dawn service on Anzac Day and booed at the... 