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DRAFT - Reconciliation Action Plan

Update 13/11/19:

The City’s Reconciliation Action Plan was adopted by Council on 9 October 2019 after a long journey of consultation with the local Aboriginal community. The feedback after the initial draft lead to some changes and the City staff are on board to implement this significant document. We would like to sincerely thank the community for their ideas and aspirations for the The City, we are taking small steps on this long journey and working on projects with the Undalup Association and Aboriginal community members. A presentation was made to the South West Boodjarah Working Party on 13 November 2019. The RAP has been submitted to Reconciliation Australia for endorsement and a launch is anticipated in February 2020.

Project:

Community members are invited to view the Draft Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) for the City of Busselton.

Over the last 3 years the City has been working with members of the Aboriginal community to develop a plan that provides practical and meaningful steps toward reconciliation. The aspirations and ideas of Aboriginal individuals, groups and associations have informed the development of the Draft RAP and we sincerely thank those people who have contributed to the process thus far.

During June and July 2019 over 400 copies of the Draft RAP were distributed to the Aboriginal community for comment. The City now invites the broader community to view the Draft RAP and to provide feedback.

The Draft RAP can be viewed here

Hard copies are also available at the City's Civic and Administration Centre (Southern Drive Busselton), Busselton and Dunsborough Libraries, SWAMS at the Busselton Hospital and various medical centres.

The closing date for feedback is 4.30pm on Friday 13 September 2019.

You can submit your feedback below.

Update 13/11/19:

The City’s Reconciliation Action Plan was adopted by Council on 9 October 2019 after a long journey of consultation with the local Aboriginal community. The feedback after the initial draft lead to some changes and the City staff are on board to implement this significant document. We would like to sincerely thank the community for their ideas and aspirations for the The City, we are taking small steps on this long journey and working on projects with the Undalup Association and Aboriginal community members. A presentation was made to the South West Boodjarah Working Party on 13 November 2019. The RAP has been submitted to Reconciliation Australia for endorsement and a launch is anticipated in February 2020.

Project:

Community members are invited to view the Draft Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) for the City of Busselton.

Over the last 3 years the City has been working with members of the Aboriginal community to develop a plan that provides practical and meaningful steps toward reconciliation. The aspirations and ideas of Aboriginal individuals, groups and associations have informed the development of the Draft RAP and we sincerely thank those people who have contributed to the process thus far.

During June and July 2019 over 400 copies of the Draft RAP were distributed to the Aboriginal community for comment. The City now invites the broader community to view the Draft RAP and to provide feedback.

The Draft RAP can be viewed here

Hard copies are also available at the City's Civic and Administration Centre (Southern Drive Busselton), Busselton and Dunsborough Libraries, SWAMS at the Busselton Hospital and various medical centres.

The closing date for feedback is 4.30pm on Friday 13 September 2019.

You can submit your feedback below.