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Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan

August 2025 – July 2026

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Victorian Chamber) is committed to working towards reconciliation by developing strong relationships and creating opportunities in partnership with First Nations Peoples.


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Acknowledgement of Country 

The Victorian Chamber acknowledges Australia’s First Nations people. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which the Victorian Chamber conducts our business and extend this respect to all lands across Australia. 

Our main offices are based in Melbourne and Scoresby on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri and the Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nation. We also have offices in:

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Our RAP 

We have created our Reflect RAP as our tool for activating and leading the first stage of our organisation wide commitment to contributing meaningfully towards Australia’s reconciliation journey.

By putting in place a formal plan to advance reconciliation by building relationships, opportunities and respect, we hope to contribute to the cultural safety of our organisation for all First Nations Peoples. 

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View the Reconciliation Action Plan 

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RAP artwork 

The artwork featured in this RAP is titled ‘Unity’. The art was developed using feedback and ideas received from workshops with staff and the Victorian Chamber Board. 

“The design is about being on a journey together, travelling from the past to the present and celebrating the history of the Victorian Chamber,” artist Samantha Richards said.  

“It is about awareness of those around us, sharing knowledge and upholding unity to work together for a bright future.” 

 

 

About the Artist  

Samantha Richards is a proud descendent of the Wurundjeri and Dja Dja Wurrung tribes of the Melbourne and Bendigo regions. 

Sam started her own business (Connecting Two Worlds) with the aim of sharing traditional and modern Indigenous culture through education and art. 

 

 

 

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