The Australian Partnership of Religious Organisations (APRO) is a peak-of-peak body that was established in 2003. It is unique in that it comprises representatives of major faith bodies as well as national-level multicultural community organisations. APRO is a practical example of how successfully faith and ethnic communities can work collaboratively in Australia.

Member bodies include:

• National Council of Churches in Australia
• FECCA
• Australian Federation of Islamic Councils
• Council for a Multicultural Australia
• Executive Council of Australian Jewry
• Federation of African Communities Councils
• Australian Baha’i Community
• Australian Multicultural Foundation
• Buddhist Community
• Adult Multicultural Education Service
• Sikh Community
• National Council of Migrant Resource Centres and Migrant Support Associations
• Hindu Community
• World Conference of Religions for Peace (Australia)

Please click here to view the APRO Reports.

COMMON BELIEF

APRO members contributed to the Common Belief document. Please click here for more information.

MEDIA RELEASES

• 04/06/08 - Australian Diversity a Strength, Despite Minority Racism
• 10/06/08 - APRO welcomes Australia’s voice against religious persecution