Today, on National Sorry Day, we remember the children who were taken, the families who were broken, and the generations who continue to carry the pain of those policies.
We honour the strength and resilience of our Stolen Generations survivors — our Elders, our families, our communities.
Sorry is important, but sorry without action is empty.
Truth-telling, healing, justice and self-determination must lead the way forward.
For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, this day is not just history — it is lived experience, carried through generations.
Today we stand in remembrance.
We stand in strength.
We stand together demanding action, not just words.
