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Reconciliation Policy

'Destruction of the Land, The Red River' by Marlene Young-Scerri, Brabralung Dreaming

Each year, we implement a Reconciliation Action Plan as identified in our Reconciliation Policy 2010-14 (pdf, 4.36MB).

summary version (pdf, 6MB) is also available.

Our Statement of Commitment to Wurundjeri People and Indigenous Australians hangs proudly in the Civic Centre foyer, where you can pick up a hard-copy of the Indigenous Protocols (pdf, 1MB)

These protocols are used by our staff and are available to organisations to help ensure correct recognition and acknowledgement of Moonee Valley's Indigenous community.

You can read about Moonee Valley's Wurundjeri history, including the significance of certain sites and the origins of names.

Western Regional Local Government Reconciliation Network

We are a member of the Western Regional Local Government Reconciliation Network (WRLGRN). The network consists of five other local councils who meet bi-monthly to address the needs and issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the western region.

Image: 'Destruction of the Land, The Red River' by Marlene Young-Scerri, Brabralung Dreaming. (Please note: This is only a sample portion of the artwork)

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