Thousands of Bunbury locals gather for reconciliation
Breanna RedheadBunbury Herald
WACHS South West’s Michelle Munns, Maddie Davis, Karen Jetta, Alan Little, Tandia Holzapfel, Luke Holzapfel and Christelle Wessels. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
On Friday morning, thousands of Bunbury families, students and community members came together to take part in the 2023 Reconciliation Week Walk.
Marching from Koombana Bay to The Graham Bricknell Memorial Music Shell, the walk concluded in a ceremony where local Indigenous elders and community members reflected on what reconciliation meant to them.
The speakers and organisers of this year's National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Walk ceremony. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Member for Bunbury Don Punch. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTStudents and teachers from Bunbury Catholic College. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTStudents from Leschenault Catholic Primary School. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTStudents from Our Lady of Mercy College. Credit: suppliedMahlia Bell, 10, and Charmaine Williams. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTStudents and staff from Manea Senior College. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTMark Culey-Jetta, 7. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTJennie and Haze Calgaret, 11. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
Shannon Collard, Felicity Troode, Alexis Cox, Aaliyah Fraser and Chelsea Cox from Bunbury Senior High School. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTAlan Little, Karen Jetta, Chelsea Roberts with (front) Mark Culey-Jetta, 7, and Jax Roberts, 11. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWTSouth Regional Tafe’s Morgan Ward, Eva Bates, Diana Fisher and Kate Farrelly with Don Punch MLA. Credit: Breanna Redhead/SWT
