National Reconciliation Week 2025 events

May 05, 2025

National Reconciliation Week is just around the corner, and we'd love for you to be part of the celebrations happening across our campuses. 

When: 27 May - 3 June
Theme: Bridging Now to Next - a powerful reminder that reconciliation is a shared journey, connecting our past, present and future.

What's happening at your campus? 

We've planned a series of events to celebrate First Nations culture, featuring music, storytelling, cultural activities, food, exhibitions, and more. 

Adelaide City Campus

When: Tuesday, 27 May
Time: 11:00 am - 1:30 pm (Opening remarks at 11:30 am)
Where: Morphett Street Entrance (In the event of bad weather, all activities - except the Smoking Ceremony -  will be moved to the Atrium)

Here is a sneak peek of what we'll have on the day:

Port Pirie Campus

When: Thursday, 29 May
Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Where: Mary Elie Street, Port Pirie SA 5540

Here is a sneak peek of what we'll have on the day:

  • Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony
  • Cultural activities and storytelling 
  • Music performance
  • Community Stalls
  • Free food and more.

Ceduna Campus

When: Thursday, 29 May
Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Where: Decres Bay Road, Ceduna SA 5690

Here is a sneak peek of what we'll have on the day:

  • Welcome to Country
  • Cultural activities 
  • Music performance
  • Community Stalls
  • Entertainment
  • Free food and more.

Tonsley Campus

When: Monday, 2 June
Time: 9:45 am - 1:00 pm
Where: Main Street North, Tonsley SA 5042

Here is a sneak peek of what we'll have on the day:

  • Launch of our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) 2025-2027
  • Live performance by Electric Fields, the award-winning duo blending electronic music and First Nations culture
  • Cultural activities
  • Free food and more.

Special Guest: Electric Fields

We're excited to welcome Electric Fields to our Tonsley Campus - one of Australia's most exciting electronic music groups, performing live!

Blending electronic music with powerful First nations culture, this award-winning duo has amazed audiences everywhere from the Sydney Opera House to Eurovision 2024. With multiple ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association) and National indigenous Music Awards and a history of sold-out shows, their live performances are an unforgettable experience. 

We have an exciting line-up of National Reconciliation Week events happening across our campuses this year. Join us to celebrate, reflect, learn, and take meaningful steps toward a more inclusive Australia. 

See you there!

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