Join us as we commemorate 25 years since the incorporation of Reconciliation Queensland—a milestone grounded in a movement that began long before us. For countless generations, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples have fought tirelessly for recognition, respect, and equity as the First Peoples of this land. Their resilience and strength continue to inspire us on the journey toward healing, understanding, and a future built on mutual respect.

The past 25 years have seen moments of progress and challenges. While recent times have been marked by difficulties, they underscore the enduring importance of reconciliation—just as vital today as it was when we began. This milestone offers an opportunity to reflect on our shared history, recognise how far we’ve come, and renew our commitment to the path ahead.

This journey has not been travelled alone. Each year, we find ourselves joined by new and more dedicated partners on the path toward reconciling our nation. The dictionary defines reconciliation as "the action of making one view or belief compatible with another." In this spirit, we strive to bring together diverse perspectives and work toward a shared understanding.

As we look ahead, we aren’t seeking allies—those who support from the sidelines—but partners: individuals and organisations committed to shared action. Reconciliation is a responsibility we all share, and only by working together can we create a future built on equity, respect, and justice.

We invite you to celebrate with us—a time to honour our wins, acknowledge our losses, and stand together as we envision the next 25 years. Let’s deepen our relationships, amplify the voices of First Nations Peoples, and showcase the rich diversity of the oldest living cultures in the world.

As we look toward the upcoming Olympic Games, let Australians be the leaders in a space where we respect and celebrate our full history, learn from it, and ensure a bright future for the generations to come—one they can be proud of.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of reflection, celebration, and commitment to a reconciled future.

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