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Queensland Reconciliation Awards artwork representing the diverse landscapes of Queensland from outback to forest to coastline. The colours are bright and bold in recognition of the celebratory role of the Reconciliation Awards.

Winners announced: 2023 Queensland Reconciliation Awards

The 2023 Queensland Reconciliation Awards recipients were announced during National Reconciliation Week at an event in Brisbane on Tuesday 30 May 2023.

Six inspiring initiatives and programs have been recognised for their dedication to reconciliation in Queensland.

Be a Voice for Generations …

Across the country National Reconciliation Week celebrations will be held from 27 May – 3 June. This year the theme – Be a Voice for Generations – encourages all Australians to be a voice for reconciliation in tangible ways in our everyday lives – where we live, work and socialise.

Treaty logo displaying the words historic step for path to treaty

Path to Treaty Bill 2023 passes in Queensland Parliament

The legislation reflects the Queensland Government’s commitment to Path to Treaty and establishes the First Nations Treaty Institute and the Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry in law.

Indigenous Languages Grants logo with displaying link to website www.qld.gov.au/ILG

Indigenous Languages Grants 2023 now open

Celebrate Queensland’s unique languages with grants of up to $10,000.  Language revival helps keep connections to culture and Country alive!

Screenshot showing cover page of Queensland's Disability Plan

Planning for Queensland’s inclusive, accessible future

Queensland’s state disability plan represents a new phase in action towards an accessible and inclusive state for people with disability. Find out more about Queensland’s Disability Plan 2022–27: Together, a better Queensland.