Author Steve Kinnane of the Miriworng Nation sets the historical context of the clip.

This clip is set after Truganini and George Robinson have moved the remaining population of Indigenous Tasmanians to Flinders Island.

Narrator Rachel Perkins tells the Dreamtime stories of the desert people in Central Australia.

The experience of Tjalkabotta seeing white people for the first time is told through interviews with author Peter Vallee and readings of diary excerpts.

Narrator Rachel Perkins recounts Truganini’s concerns about her burial and the resting place of her body after her death.

It is 1830 and European settlement has begun in Tasmania.

Professor Garth Nettheim presents historic background to the Murray Island case accompanied by footage of the Torres Strait Islands. Summary by Liz McNiven.

The clip begins with a black-and-white photograph of the Murray Island Courthouse taken in November 1898.

The girls walk into a cafe for milkshakes. They are told to drink them at the counter. Trilby (Kristina Nehm) urges her family to sit down in a booth.