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Deputy Chair, Travis Lovett’s interview on ABC News Breakfast, sharing the upcoming Walk for Truth from Portland to Parliament in May-June 2025.

Aunty Jill Gallagher, CEO VACCHO, tells Commissioner Lovett why she’s walking for truth.

Don’t miss Four Corners this Monday 24 March at 8.30pm for an exclusive insight into the Yoorrook Justice Commission – Victoria’s truth telling process.

Djirra reports that “at least 24% of the women Djirra supported in 2023 had been misidentified as perpetrators of violence by Police. Misidentification leads to criminalisation, incarceration, and is a major contributor to the removal of our children.

Will you come join us on the Walk for Truth? Victorians are invited to join Yoorrook in a Walk for Truth from Portland to Parliament.

Yoorrook Justice Commission Chair Professor Eleanor Bourke AM has thanked all those who shared their truths as part of this historic First Peoples-led truth-telling process, the first of its kind in Australia.

Developed by Indigenous Peoples, it establishes a universal framework of minimum standards for Indigenous Peoples’ survival, dignity and wellbeing.

Peter Sharp, a great grandson of former Prime Minister Alfred Deakin, gives the Commission evidence into Deakin’s involvement in the passage of the Aborigines Protection Act 1886.

“Researching and critically analysing my ancestor’s role in facilitating the theft of Gunditjmara land and the abhorrent treatment of Aboriginal people in South-Western Victoria has been confronting but also cathartic.”

“My hope from today is that other landholders let go that angst of worrying that land will be resumed or impacts on what they are wanting to do… it’s a shared journey and I hope that others will see that.”

Commissioner Sue-Anne Hunter appeared on ABC News Breakfast to discuss Yoorrook’s Descendant Day hearing.

Aunty Nellie Flagg shares with Commissioners firsthand experiences of racism at school.