Reconciliation WA

Reconciliation Memoirs with June Oscar in conversation with Victoria Laurie

June Oscar’s memoir speaks to a lifelong commitment to her people, her Country and the pursuit of justice. A proud Bunuba leader, her work, both in her Kimberley community and nationally, has helped shape the lives of many, particularly First Nations women and girls whose voices she continues to elevate.

Her leadership, grounded in care, responsibility and collective wellbeing, is a powerful reminder of what it means to know your truth and lead with authenticity.

We are honoured to have shared this important conversation.

▶️ Watch the full event: https://vimeo.com/1194604413?fl=ip&fe=ec

This project has been supported by Wesfarmers.

June Oscar's memoirs are available to purchase at the Reconciliation Merchandise Store: https://lnkd.in/gAh9_E76

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The Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait Islander flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok of Waiben/Thursday Island.

📌 Learn more about the Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait Islander flag: https://www.reconciliation.org.au/reconciliation/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-flags/

The Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait Islander flag was designed by the late Bernard Namok of Waiben/Thursday Island.

The flag was recognised by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission in June 1992 and has had equal prominence with the Aboriginal flag for more than 30 years as an official flag of Australia under Commonwealth legislation.

The meaning of the Torres Strait Islander flag is represented through:
🟩 Green: Land
🟦 Blue: Sea
⬜ White: Peace
⬛ Black: The Torres Strait Islander peoples

At the centre of the Torres Strait Islander flag is a dhari (headdress) that represents the Torres Strait Islander peoples, and a five-pointed star that represents the five major island groups, and the role of navigation in this sea-faring culture.

📌 Learn more about the Zenadth Kes/Torres Strait Islander flag: https://www.reconciliation.org.au/reconciliation/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-flags/

Join us tonight live!

Join us online for an evening of truth telling, leadership, and deep reflection as we welcome June Oscar AO to the Reconciliation Memoirs stage.

Bunuba woman and lifelong justice advocate June Oscar AO spoke with National Indigenous Times this week, reflecting on her life’s work, her memoir, and the journey ahead:

“The opportunity I saw was to bring the voices of the countless women that have influenced and shaped my life and my thinking, and to have them present, and to remember and honour them.”

🕔 Live stream: today, 5.15pm – 8.00pm
🔗 Register now: https://events.humanitix.com/national-reconciliation-week-memiors-online-june-oscar-ao

'I carry the voices of all of the women that have shaped my thinking on the issues that matter' - June Oscar AO on her life's work and the meaning of Reconciliation Bunuba woman and longtime justice advocate June Oscar AO spoke with National Indigenous Times this week about her life's work, her memoirs, Reconciliation Week and the journey ahead.'I come from Fitzr...

Go All In for NRW 2026🖤💛❤️
Our National Reconciliation Week 2026 Event Guide & Digital Kit is here, packed with everything you need to plan, promote and participate.

👉Event details & key info
👉Branding, templates & resources
👉Messaging to support meaningful action

Plus, explore our dedicated resources for educators to bring reconciliation into classrooms.

Get started:

Event Guide -
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Digital Kit - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/vjh3dgrhiyfbg6kan0x1y/AJHnZZkRoagZHzHAnh_mSSg?rlkey=7g2or46lrgqmfdksr4pcjsufu&st=o05r2il3&dl=0