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The document discusses the concept of reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and non-Indigenous Australians, focusing on issues like discrimination and national identity. It outlines the need for research and provides a template for drafting a report that includes key aspects, purpose, impact, and significant dates and names related to the topic. The report structure includes an opening statement, descriptive paragraphs, and a conclusion summarizing the information presented.

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Report Writing-Practice

The document discusses the concept of reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and non-Indigenous Australians, focusing on issues like discrimination and national identity. It outlines the need for research and provides a template for drafting a report that includes key aspects, purpose, impact, and significant dates and names related to the topic. The report structure includes an opening statement, descriptive paragraphs, and a conclusion summarizing the information presented.

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Information Report

Reconciliation
Reconciliation is a concept that focuses on improving the relationship between Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and non-Indigenous Australians. This has included raising
debates, introducing programs and actions on topics such as discrimination, racism and
prejudice, historical acceptance, national identity, equality and unity.

Research the topic using non-fiction texts and the Internet. Draft your report using the template
below. Remember to include a description of the main points of this topic, its purpose, its
impact, key dates and names.

Title: 

Opening Statement – (Include a lead-in sentence to state the topic and capture interest,
a short description of the subject and a definition and/or classification).











Description – (Each paragraph is about a different aspect of the subject, begins with a
topic sentence and focusses on facts not opinion).









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Conclusion – (Summarises the information in the description, does not include any
new information).











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