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Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan 2025-2028

Learn about our commitment to advance reconciliation within our organisation and across the region.

‘Kabi Kabi Djagan’ by Zartisha Davis (Kabi Kabi/ Butchulla/ Cobble Cobble)


The Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan 2025-2028 (the Stretch RAP) is Council’s formal plan to advance reconciliation, providing a structured framework for meaningful, enterprise-wide action.

It sets a clear vision and practical steps for Council and its partners to take in partnership with the First Nations community to work toward an equitable and inclusive future.

This plan aims to

  • strengthen our partnerships with Traditional Custodians and the local First Nations community
  • drive tangible social and economic outcomes for First Nations peoples, and
  • create inclusive workplaces and communities that recognise and value First Nations cultures.

The Stretch RAP is Council’s fourth plan since commencing its reconciliation journey in 2011. It focuses on deepening our commitment and further embedding reconciliation into business-as-usual through long-term strategies, high impact commitments and measurable targets and goals.

Advancing to a Stretch RAP positions Council as a leader in reconciliation.

The plan was developed over 18 months in partnership with Reconciliation Australia. It is informed by extensive input and feedback from Council officers, stakeholders, and First Nations community partners.

Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan 2025-2028

View the Sunshine Coast Council Stretch RAP 2025-2028

Note, this plan was adopted by Council in July 2025. It is conditionally endorsed by Reconciliation Australia.

Our vision for reconciliation

Our vision for reconciliation is a Sunshine Coast where First Nations peoples, cultures and histories are embraced as a core part of our regional identity creating an inclusive, prosperous and connected community where we all thrive, together.

Council recognises and respects the unique position of First Nations peoples in our nation and the central importance of self-determination. We acknowledge and value the Kabi Kabi peoples and Jinibara peoples enduring connection to Country and rich cultural heritage as one of our region’s greatest assets. We are committed to working in partnership with Traditional Custodians and the local First Nations community and strive to be a leader in First Nations engagement.

Our previous documents

More information

For more information about the plan, please contact the First Nations Partnerships Team.