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Image	Title and Description
	Rocking out for Reconciliation! by Rosie Southwood Even oldies can rock out for reconciliation! This is my mum Mez and little brother Dez rocking out at the Powderchair concert in Sydney. Working in Indigenous affairs means that I can start reconciliation conversations with many people who have not previously thought about the issues (even my dad talks reconciliation at the golf club!). All it will take is a little bit of courage and a sense of inquiry, and soon everyone will be talking (and acting, I hope) reconciliaiton.
	Dreaming For the Dreaming by deborah young Annual International Indigenous Arts Festival
	Hand of reconcilliation by Daniel Martin While bushwalking I found a rock, which has an impression that looks strikingly like a handprint.
	The tribe of Xanthorrhea. by Daniel Martin Acrylic on canvas, I painted this image in January 2008 purely from my imagination. In the centre is the Xanthorrhea Tree, giving the work its name “Tribe of Xanthorrhea�.
	Marking the Apology - Oxfam Australia by Reconciliation Australia Oxfam Australia celebrated the National Apology with a breakfast screening at the Melbourne head office. Well over 100 Oxfam Australia staff attended. Other Oxfam staff joined the crowd of thousands in Federation Square. A large poster simply titled "SORRY" was signed by many and gave everyone an opportunity to express their thoughts on this historic day.
	Mark the Apology - Human Rights and Equal Opportun by Reconciliation Australia HREOC gathered to hear the national apology in their Sydney office. As well as being a very moving day, it was also a proud one for them as it recognised much of the work that has been done by HREOC to seek justice for the Stolen Generations.
	NSW Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care by Reconciliation Australia NSW DADHC held a morning tea to mark the apology to the stolen generations, attended by over 150 staff.
	Marking the Apology - Curtin University of Technol by Reconciliation Australia Curtin Vice-Chancellor Professor Jeanette Hacket hosted breakfast attened by more than 150 staff and students to celebrate the Apology
	Marking the Apology - Trinity College by Reconciliation Australia Trinity College held a special reflection in the College Chapel on 13 February. Those present were invited to light a candle in remembrance of those who suffered family separation under the policies of previous governments.
	Marking the Apology 2 - Trinity College by Reconciliation Australia People also had the opportunity to write their own personal messages.