Uncle Jim Everett Puralia Meenamatta is holding 20 days of action to actively honour and celebrate the cultural obligations of Traditional Owners to protect Country, heal Country and share knowledge and spirit for future generations.

Exhibition of artworks by Tasmanian Aboriginal women at the Bett Gallery, nipaluna / Hobart.

Film screening, Adventure Bay Community Hall, Adventure Bay, Bruny Island at 7pm on 24 January

Information about Tasmanian Aboriginal community-led events on 26 January, and free downloads to help you learn about the significance of 26 January.

More than 100 Indigenous students and professionals have been awarded Roberta Sykes Scholarships since the program began over 40 years ago. Currently, there are four types of Roberta Sykes Scholarship opportunities available.

RAP Circles provide a forum for our members and RAP partners to share successes, learnings and challenges.

Film screening, Bicheno Memorial Hall, 78 Burgess Street, Bicheno at 6pm on 6 February

Online exhibition of selected artworks from our 2023 Youth Speak Out competition. With thanks to Hobart Airport, MyState Bank Foundation, and Libraries Tasmania.

The Palawa Business Hub is a place of connection and opportunity, offering culturally appropriate support for Aboriginal people running a business in Tasmania, and a list of Aboriginal businesses.

RAP Circles provide a forum for our members and RAP partners to share successes, learnings and challenges.

In 2025, Reconciliation Tasmania will host three National Reconciliation Week events, in pataway / Burnie, kanamaluka / Launceston, and nipaluna / Hobart.
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RAP Circles provide a forum for our members and RAP partners to share successes, learnings and challenges.

RAP Circles provide a forum for our members and RAP partners to share successes, learnings and challenges.