NRG is an active, volunteer-based, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to advancing reconciliation in Australia with a focus on the Shire of Nillumbik. Since 1997, we’ve fostered understanding, respect, and collaboration in our community for its First Peoples.
Learn about reconciliation in Nillumbik
What is Reconciliation?
Learn about reconciliation in Nillumbik, which key issues are involved and why they matter, and how we track and measure progress.
Learn more about reconcilation ➜
Learn more about reconcilation ➜
Our Latest Projects
Our work focuses on working with the community, organisations and people of Nillumbik and surrounding areas.
See our latest efforts ➜
See our latest efforts ➜
Special Places in Our Shire
Learn more about places and experiences in our Shire that celebrate the Wurundjeri people’s significance in the area.
Learn more about Nillumbik’s significant places ➜
Learn more about Nillumbik’s significant places ➜
Upcoming Events
Genocide in the Wildflower State – Special Screening
See Genocide in the Wildflower State, an award-winning documentary revealing Western Australia’s Stolen Generations. Join discussions, panel conversation, and yarn with survivors and producers at Kino Cinema, Melbourne, 12 February
Together for Treaty National Summit – Naarm / Melbourne
Connect, upskill, and strategise for truth, Treaty, and justice at the Together for Treaty National Summit. First Nations people and allies are invited to share knowledge and strengthen communities
Resources for reconciliation
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Annual Report 2025
Nillumbik Reconciliation Group’s 2025 report highlights Treaty milestones, community events, and cultural initiatives that deepen connections and advance reconciliation in Nillumbik
Bush Tucker Workshop with Aunty Jo Russell
Aunty Jo Russell led a hands-on bush tucker workshop at Allwood, sharing her Wiradjuri knowledge, native plant uses, and delicious damper and pickled pigface making with a warmly engaged community group