Explore the significance of Victoria's first Treaty and how communities can support First Peoples.
Wednesday 29 July 2026
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Ashburton Community Centre, 160 High Street Ashburton VIC 3147
Free
Discover the historic first Treaty negotiated in 2025 between First Peoples in Victoria and the Victorian Government. This event offers a welcoming space for allies and First Peoples to learn about the Treaty’s goals to improve health, education, and justice.
You’ll gain insight into Gellung Warl, a new body established through the Treaty, meaning “tip of the spear” in Gunaikurnai. The talk encourages community involvement and understanding.
There will be time for open discussion and questions, plus an opportunity to pick up some Treaty merchandise.
The talk is scheduled for Wednesday, 29 July 2026, from 12:30 to 13:30. It is a community-run event held at the Ashburton Community Centre.
This session is designed to be inclusive and informative, welcoming both First Peoples and allies. It is an excellent opportunity for parents to engage with important cultural and social issues affecting their community.
The event takes place at Ashburton Community Centre, located at 160 High Street, Ashburton VIC 3147. The venue is accessible and situated within the City of Boroondara.
Ashburton Community Centre is well connected by public transport and offers parking options nearby, making it convenient for families to attend.
This is a community-run event and is not organised or endorsed by the City of Boroondara Council. Attendees should note that the organisers take no responsibility for changes or cancellations.
Allies and First Peoples are warmly welcomed to join and participate in the discussion.
For any inquiries, contact the Ashburton Community Centre directly.
The event is free to attend. Registration is encouraged to secure your place.
You can register online or contact the Ashburton Community Centre by phone or email for more information.
This is a valuable opportunity to engage with a significant cultural milestone in Victoria’s history.
