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Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group

Monday June 16

Two women pose for a photo holding up a First Nations artwork

Q&A with Group Manager — Human Resources, RAP Working Group member, mum and poetry devotee, Nicole Hall

Meet Nicole Hall and find out about her current projects, her thoughts on National Reconciliation Week, her faith journey, what she would write on a billboard and what she does in her free time

Archbishop wearing a purple shirt and pectoral cross standing in front of lit advent candles in a Cathedral

Archbishop Jeremy's 2024 Christmas message

“This Christmas when I celebrate the birth of the one we call ‘Emmanuel’, or ‘God with us’, I will say a prayer of thanks for how we have sought to be and to meet ‘God with us’ over this last year, as I look with hope for the year to come,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves

"The stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples need to be listened to with open hearts. Now more than ever, the learning of our history, the genuine and truthful history, is essential," (The Rev'd Canon Bruce Boase)

Now more than ever

“We need to listen to and reflect upon the stories of the ancient ones that have been passed down over generations to those living in the present. Christ has called us to this. Now more than ever we need to listen to His call to be compassionate, just and loving, so we can walk authentic Christian journeys towards Reconciliation,” says The Rev’d Canon Bruce Boase as National Reconciliation Week commences on Monday