Engage with the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria to learn about the next steps for the Victorian Statewide Treaty.
Wednesday 18 March 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Room 1.10/233 Sydney Rd, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
Gold coin donation
Discover the latest developments in the Victorian Statewide Treaty through an engaging community update session. This event offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria about what comes next in this important journey.
You will have the chance to ask questions and participate in discussions, making your voice heard in shaping the future of the treaty process. This session is designed to be inclusive and informative for all community members interested in Indigenous affairs and reconciliation.
Whether you are new to the topic or have been following the treaty process closely, this update will provide valuable insights and foster a sense of community involvement.
The event takes place on Wednesday, 18 March 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30. It will be held at Brunswick Town Hall, located at 233 Sydney Road, Brunswick.
Attendance is encouraged with a gold coin donation, making it accessible to all community members. Public transport options include the Number 19 tram and the Upfield Train, providing convenient access to the venue.
This session is hosted by the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria Engagement Team and supported by Merri-bek Libraries, with Andrea Parker, Community Programs Librarian, available for contact.
Brunswick Town Hall is a well-known community venue situated on Sydney Road, easily reachable by tram and train. The venue is accessible and welcoming to all attendees.
Public transport options include the Number 19 tram, which stops near the venue, and the Upfield Train line, offering straightforward access from various parts of Melbourne.
Parking and additional accessibility details can be obtained by contacting Merri-bek Libraries or the event organizers.
This event is a community-focused update session with time allocated for questions and discussion, encouraging active participation.
A gold coin donation is requested to support the event, ensuring it remains sustainable and inclusive.
For any inquiries or further information, attendees can reach out to Andrea Parker at Merri-bek Libraries via phone or email.
No formal registration is required, but attendees are encouraged to arrive early to secure a seat.
The event is low cost, with a suggested gold coin donation to help cover expenses.
For updates or additional details, subscribing to the My Merri-bek newsletter or contacting Merri-bek Libraries is recommended.
