Members are invited to attend our new cultural safety workshop, Walking Your Talk.

How your business can support systemic change for and with Aboriginal communities in Tasmania. Supported by Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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

Tickets for National Reconciliation Week Breakfasts are now on sale!

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.

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

Walk, Film and Talks in Hobart on 21 March 2025 for the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Exhibition of Western Desert artworks at the Queen Victoria Museum & Art Galley, until 6 April 2025.

Ten Days on the Island presents ‘this is my land, this is my sea’ by Caleb Nichols-Mansell

Ten Days on the Island presents ‘takila milaythina-ti + TOMO VR’ by Dave, mangenner Gough, Darryl Rogers, and Ian Chia; and Atamira Dance Company

Ten Days on the Island presents ‘lakapawa lakaratu’ by Nunami Sculthorpe-Green

Sea Country camp for Aboriginal people interested in a career in fisheries, maritime, hospitality or tourism.

Wayapa Wuurrk is more than just a wellness practice, it is a unique and reconnective experience that blends Earth, Mind, Body and Spirit to promote deep healing and balance.

Nominations for Narragunnawali Reconciliation in Education Awards are now open – closes 18 April 2025

Nourish on Country – Wellness Retreat at Bruny Island run by All About Tranquil.

The First Nations Women in Leadership Summit honours the stories, perspectives and experiences of First Nations women.

Lowitja Institute’s International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference 2025 – Strong, Fearless, Together.

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.