This morning Troy Rugless, John Georges and Adrienne Revai attended the 18th Anniversary at the National Apology Breakfast for the Stolen Generations.

The Apology was a significant moment in our nation’s history. It acknowledged the profound harm caused by the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families, communities and culture.

Today is a day for reflection, for listening, and for recommitting to truth-telling and meaningful action.

We honor those who survived.
We remember those who did not live to hear the Apology.

And as an Indigenous-owned business, we do not see this as symbolic reflection alone, we see it as responsibility.
We are committed to embedding truth-telling, cultural integrity and self-determination into the way we operate, the partnerships we build and the impact we create.
Our commitment is ongoing, and it is grounded in action – today and every day.

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