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Council for Aboriginal reconciliation
It was established by the commonwealth parliament which was established as a statutory body under the council for aboriginal reconciliation act in 1991 it was the act that enabled aboriginals to "promote a process of reconciliation between Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders and the wider Australian community…" -
Attorney General establishes inquiry into the separation of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families
An inquiry into the separation of Aboriginal children from their families during the stolen generation. -
The sea of hands
a prominent Australian symbol of indigenous rights to land, the ongoing process of reconciliation and the desire for mutual understanding and respect between indigenous and non-indigenous communities. -
Redfern Park Address
Prime Minister the Honorable Paul J Keating made a landmark speech which influenced the relationship between the Australian state and the original Indigenous people and their descendants. -
Corroboree
a week for everyone to come together to celebrate reconciliation. -
Sydney harbour bridge walk
more than 300,000 people walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge in support of Indigenous Australians and reconciliation. Held the day after Corroboree 2000, the walk attracted Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and other Australians of all ages and from many different backgrounds including politicians, public figures, families and members of the Stolen Generation, who streamed across the Harbour Bridge for five hours. -
Apology to the Stolen Generation
When Kevin Rudd at the time was
PM, , apologized to the aboriginals of Australia about the wrong that happened to them
