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Reconciliation

  • Bringing Them Home Report

    Bringing Them Home Report
    The Commission presents the Bringing Them Home report which, from a national inquiry, investigated the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders from their families.
  • Reconciliation Convention

    Reconciliation Convention
    The Australian Reconciliation Conference is held in Melbourne, which aims to educate Australians about Indigenous issues as well as improve their lives and acknowledge the inhumane treatment of Indigenous Australians in the past.
  • NSW Parliament Apology

    NSW Parliament Apology
    The parliament of NSW issues a public formal statement of apology for the Stolen Generations
  • National Sorry Day

    National Sorry Day
    National Sorry day is first introduced to remember and commemorate the mistreatment of Indigenous people in the past
  • Sydney Bridge Walk

    Sydney Bridge Walk
    Over 250,000 people turn up to walk across Sydney Harbour Bridge to show support for National Reconciliation Week and the reconciliation process.
  • Stolen Generations Memorial

    Stolen Generations Memorial
    The Commonwealth Government dedicates a memorial to the Stolen Generations at Reconciliation Place in Canberra.
  • ATSIC is Disbanded

    ATSIC is Disbanded
    The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) is disbanded by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Amendment Act 2005 (Cth)
  • Sorry Day London

    Sorry Day London
    The first official Sorry Day ceremony outside of Australia was held in Lincoln’s Inn Felds, London
  • RAP Program is introduced

    RAP Program is introduced
    Reconciliation Australia launches the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) program.
  • 40 years of referendum

    40 years of referendum
    Marks the 40th anniversary of the 1967 referendum which began the integration of Aboriginals into the Australian population
  • First Welcome to the Country

    First Welcome to the Country
    Federal Parliament officially opens with a Welcome to the Country by Indigenous elders, for the first time in Australian history
  • Kevin Rudd Apology

    Kevin Rudd Apology
    Prime minister of the time, Kevin Rudd, formally and publicly apologises to the Stolen Generations on behalf of the Australian Government
  • COAG provides $4 billion

    COAG provides $4 billion
    The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) provides an extra $4 billion towards Closing the Gap on Indigenous Disadvantage