
Annual General Meeting 2026
Join us for the Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group’s Annual General Meeting, a chance to reflect on the year, celebrate what we’ve achieved together, and look ahead.

Join us for the Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group’s Annual General Meeting, a chance to reflect on the year, celebrate what we’ve achieved together, and look ahead.

Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group Inc is proud to support the GATHAA First Nations Markets. This brilliant initiative hosts First Nations business enterprises to showcase their

Wow! What an inspiring day! Thirty enthusiastic and motivated allies gathered at the beautiful Baringa Community Centre yesterday for a day of productive engagement and deep learning at the Standing Together: Active Bystander & Anti-Racism Workshop.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for our sold-out National Sorry Day Truth-Telling Gathering. It was a powerful opportunity to come together in truth-telling, listening and reflection as we heard from Uncle Tais Muchan, Professor David Hollinsworth and Karen Malcolm.

What an incredible day at the 2026 Aunty Betty Memorial Reconciliation Walk yesterday — and our biggest turnout yet! The rain held off and hundreds of people joined us at beautiful Dicky Beach to walk together in the spirit of reconciliation, connection and community.

Wow Sunshine Coast — you really showed up!
The Invasion/Survival Day 2026 March and Rally was bigger than ever. Thank you to everyone who came along, walked together and held the space with care and solidarity. Your presence truly makes a difference.

An ongoing project for the SCRGI has been the preparation and distribution of satchels of goods for people in remote, regional and rural communities. The

We reflected on the year and all it has held, celebrated what we’ve achieved together, and looked ahead to new opportunities for reconciliation and allyship in 2026.
Acknowledgement and Content Advice
The Sunshine Coast Reconciliation Group Incorporated acknowledges and pays respect to Queensland’s past, present and future Traditional Owners and Elders and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website contains images or names of people who have passed away.