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Victoria made history in November 2025 by signing Australia’s first, First Nations Treaty. The Treaty establishes the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, giving First Nations peoples a stronger voice in the policies that affect them, and launches a truth-telling process to support education, healing, and reconciliation.

Join us at 6:30 pm in the Blue Room, Multicultural Hub, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne for an engaging discussion and Q&A exploring what the Treaty means, how it works, and what we can expect it to achieve.

Uncle Rodney Carter is a prominent Dja Dja Wurrung Elder and elected Member of the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria. As a key figure in the treaty process, he serves as Co-Chair of the Elders' Voice providing cultural authority and guidance to the Assembly.

Sheena Watt has been a member of the Victorian Legislative Council since 2020, and Co-Chair of the Anti-Racism Taskforce since 2021. A Yorta Yorta woman, she is the first Aboriginal Australian woman to represent the Australian Labor Party in the Parliament of Victoria. She has been a vocal advocate for Victoria’s Treaty process.

Members free, Non-members $5.

After Event Dinner & Drinks: all are welcome to join us for dinner and drinks after the event at the nearby Captain Melville Pub, Franklin St, Melbourne.