26 May marks National Sorry Day. It is a time to reflect on the ongoing impact of the Stolen Generations and the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Saying “sorry” is not about the past alone. It’s about recognising harm, listening with humility, and taking responsibility for the future we are shaping together. Awareness is where change begins, but it cannot end there. Closing the gap requires sustained action, accountability, and a commitment to justic

Indigenous Literacy Day 2025 On Wednesday 3 September we celebrate Strength in Our Stories: For Now & Future Generations. This day...