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Reconciliation News May 2022
This National Reconciliation Week edition of Reconciliation News explores stories of courage, resilience and determination and urges us all to make change through brave action in our daily lives.
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Reconciliation News October 2021
Read this edition of Reconciliation News focused on the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ cultural empowerment, protection and rights and the meaningful relationships that develop as a result.
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Reconciliation News May 2021
The National Reconciliation Week edition of Reconciliation News explores moving from safe to brave with stories and commentary urging us all towards taking braver action for reconciliation.
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2020 RAP Impact Report
The 2020 RAP Impact Report shows the tangible, positive and sustained effect the RAP program has had on advancing reconciliation in 2019-20.
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2020 Workplace RAP Barometer
The Workplace RAP Barometer (WRB) measures perceptions and attitudes in participating RAP organisations. It has been conducted every two years since 2012. The 2020 WRB features responses from 28,043 people across 92 organisations.
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1967 Referendum
The recognition of inequalities and giving the Australian Government the power to address them gave the 1967 referendum longstanding significance .