Media Releases
Media statements and releases on Reconciliation Australia’s programs and projects, and on relevant national issues.
www.reconciliation.org.auHere’s the latest I can share based on publicly available information up to now.
Short answer
- Reconciliation Australia continues to operate as Australia’s peak non-government body for reconciliation, with ongoing programs and updated materials released in 2025–2026, including news, media releases, and the ongoing Reconciliation News publication.
Context and recent developments
- Reconciliation Australia remains active and has continued to publish news, media releases, and program updates through its official channels in 2025 and 2026, including coverage of reconciliation week activities, school and workplace initiatives, and progress reports on reconciliation in Australia.[3][6][10]
- The organization continues to support and promote the Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) and related initiatives across schools, workplaces, and communities, as reflected in 2025–2026 media statements and announcements.[9][3]
- In 2024–2025, statements and updates referenced ongoing national conversations around reconciliation, governance, and partnerships with government and corporate sponsors, including coverage of ARB (Australian Reconciliation Barometer) insights shared by Reconciliation Australia leadership in 2024 and 2025.[7]
What to look for if you want the very latest
- Reconciliation Australia’s News page for the latest headlines, briefs, and feature stories.[10]
- Media Releases section for formal statements on policy, events, and program milestones.[3][9]
- Reconciliation News or the Narragunnawali-related updates, which often highlight school programs and community stories.[6]
Illustrative example
- A typical update might announce finalists in the Narragunnawali Awards, or share new findings from workplace or national reconciliation barometers, accompanied by calls to action for organizations to adopt or enhance RAPs.[3]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest items from Reconciliation Australia’s official site and summarize the key points, with direct quotes and dates.