Wagga leaders hear reconciliation needed 'now more than ever'
Wagga First Nations leaders reflected on horrors and hurt of the Stolen Generations and the need for reconciliation as the community marked the 27th annual National Sorry Day.
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Wagga First Nations leaders reflected on horrors and hurt of the Stolen Generations and the need for reconciliation as the community marked the 27th annual National Sorry Day.
Canberra support workers detail how women torn between reporting abuse and not losing their children to protective services have been failed by the justice system.
Both present opportunities to reflect on and acknowledge the generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples that have been affected by past government policies.
Dubbo's National Sorry Day commemoration featured a smoking ceremony, story sharing by Stolen Generations survivors and live music.
Dubbo's National Sorry Day commemoration featured a smoking ceremony, story sharing by Stolen Generations survivors and live music.