The West Australian Boomerang Meme

Nothing could convince me this is not deliberate $2.50 | Tuesday, May 27, 2025 RECONCILIATION WEEK The West Australian The energy of the clapping boomerangs ignites the pathways of the reconciliation sharing vibrational insights as we walk along the biddi tracks recognising the ongoing journey of reconciliation, and highlights the importance of sharing knowledge through sharing of stories and knowledge. The vibrations connect us as we walk forward together to create a more united and respectful nation. The boomerangs vibrate over the main meeting place that resembles Whadjuk Noongar Boorna Boodja the place we all walk on today. JULIANNE WADE NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK Bridging Now to Next Join the Movement Become a member and walk with us to bring hope for generations to come. VISIT RECWA.ORG.AU TO FIND OUT MORE 27 MAY – 3 JUNE | #NRW2025 | RECONCILIATION.ORG.AU

A social media post shows a newspaper page from The West Australian featuring brightly coloured Aboriginal-inspired artwork of interlocking boomerangs and a solemn article about reconciliation. The caption says that nothing could convince the poster the image was not deliberate, joking that the repeated boomerang shapes look like an intentionally hidden visual gag or message. It is used as an amused reaction to suspiciously coincidental design choices. EN: A social media post shows a newspaper page from The West Australian featuring brightly coloured Aboriginal-inspired artwork of interlocking boomerangs and a solemn article about reconciliation. The caption says that nothing could convince the poster the image was not deliberate, joking that the repeated boomerang shapes look like an intentionally hidden visual gag or message. It is used as an amused reaction to suspiciously coincidental design choices.

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