Reconciliation

A welcome and acknowledgement of Country formally recognises Kaurna people and their land as is encouraged before meetings and events. Learn more here.

After almost a century of debate SA Government and Australian Government have both committed to establishing a First Nations Voice to Parliament.

Our Aboriginal Business Register connects you with Kaurna people who can provide Welcome to Country, workshops, tours and other cultural services.

National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and an opportunity to recognise the contributions of Indigenous Australians in various fields.

The Australian Aboriginal flag is one of the most powerful and unifying symbols for Aboriginal Australians. Discover the history, meaning and use of the flag, and its special connection to Adelaide.

Learn about the City of Adelaide’s Reconciliation Committee, its members and terms of reference.

The City of Adelaide has a long commitment to reconciliation. Learn about the council’s Reconciliation Action Plan and other initiatives which make this happen.

The City of Adelaide acknowledges the Kaurna heritage of the area by assigning Kaurna names to the Adelaide Park Lands. Learn their names and hear them pronounced.

Learn about significant dates on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander calendar and how Adelaide's communities acknowledge them.

Learn more about how cultural burning carries significant cultural importance and aims to preserve and protect our rich cultural heritage.

A guide to organisations that support and supply resources to Aboriginal people, including Government and Indigenous corporations.

City of Adelaide (CoA) wish to commission a South Australian artist or artist/design team to develop an original artwork and associated imagery to be used on the Council’s next Reconciliation Action Plan (2024-2027).

The Kaurna Native Title – the first positive recognition of native title over a capital city area since the enactment of the Native Title Act in 1993.