There have been mixed reactions around the country to the launch of Reconciliation week.
With most embracing the symbolic gesture of moving together as a nation, others say true reconciliation cannot exist without reparation and compensation for past atrocities and social justice.
Running from May 27 to June 3, Reconciliation Week will see thousands of Australians take part in activities at workplaces, schools and community centres.
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