Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation

The Attorney-General's Department is the South Australian Government's lead agency on Aboriginal affairs, providing engagement, support and advice for Aboriginal people and government.

Check out the SA Government’s NAIDOC events calendar to see how you can get involved.

About Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation

Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation works with Aboriginal people, communities and organisations.
Closing the Gap

The Government of South Australia is committed to closing the gap and improving the lives of Aboriginal people in South Australia.
South Australia's First Nations Voice to Parliament

South Australia's First Nations Voice is a representative, legislatively created elected body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the state.
Aboriginal Affairs Executive Committee

The committee provides strategic advice and oversight in government to improve outcomes for Aboriginal South Australians.
Aboriginal heritage

Learn more about Aboriginal heritage, its protection and your responsibilities.
Aboriginal land and business

We support and work in partnership with the Aboriginal Lands Trust, APY and Maralinga Tjarutja.
Reconciliation

The Government of South Australia is committed to a Reconciliation agenda, which recognises and celebrates Aboriginal culture.
Statement of Acknowledgement and Welcome to Country

A formal Acknowledgement has been developed with Aboriginal people and representative bodies.
Resources and publications

Learn about cultural inclusion, training providers and access other resources.