Jeremy Donovan takes us walking with wisdom
An original poetry reading and rousing performances on the didgeridoo and Native American flute delighted Reconciliation Queensland members and guests when Jeremy Donovan joined us at Mitchelton Library for
Defying boundaries of Brisbane’s colonial past
Song, performance and craft stalls capped off this year's Defying Boundaries reconciliation walk on August 10th at West End's Bunyapa Park. Commencing at St James College on Boundary Street,
Mt Nebo community honours first peoples
A long journey came to fruition when a First Peoples Recognition Site was opened recently at Mt Nebo. Research started in 1992 but was put on hold due to
Murri Court founder Diane Fingleton
Long an advocate for social justice, Diane Fingleton introduced the Murri Court. She is a retired Queensland Magistrates Court judge
Australia Day 2019 evokes reflection on reconciliation
Ancient lore merged into modern law when Kabi Kabi Elder Uncle Eugene Bargo and young lawyer turned comedian Leon
Getting festive with yourtown
Registered charity for young people yourtown threw open its doors in December for a Christmas gathering of RAP organisations,
Brisbane hosts Australian Reconciliation Network
Delegates from State and Territory reconciliation councils across the country converged on Queensland's parliament house in Brisbane over two
Dr Ray Kerkhove draws crowd for important history lesson
It was a full house at Mitchelton Library on November 3rd for a talk by Dr Ray Kerkhove on the
AGM 2018: Co-Chairs report increase in Reconciliation activities across Queensland
By all accounts, this has been a busy and productive year for Reconciliation Queensland Incorporated (RQI). The report by our Co-Chairs,