Frank Byrne, Stolen Generations senior case workers Heather Shearer and Justin Howard, director Mitch Torres and Julie Hayden from the Department of Indigenous Affairs sit around a table.

Aggie Abbott recalls that when her family heard that her sister had a little white child, they travelled by camel from Ross River to see her.

In reconstruction, in an overgrown field, an Aboriginal woman staggers through the lofty vegetation before falling to the ground.

Evelyn Grove (Graylands Hospital nurse), Frank Byrne and Justin Howard (Stolen Generations senior case worker) walk the corridors of Claremont Hospital.

Aggie Abbott tells of how, when Zita returned to her mother after years of being absent, her mother said that her daughter was dead.

The food gathering expedition returns to find the children left at the camp missing.

A black-and-white clip shows the dramatisation of a story told by the old people in Central Australia. Children are playing games – clapping, drawing in the dirt.

The clip begins with historical footage of King Burraga who speaks about equal rights and justice for Aboriginal people.

This is a clip from the NFSA Restores digital restoration of Lousy Little Sixpence (Alec Morgan and Gerry Bostock, Australia, 1983).

The infant Jedda, snuggled in a coolomon, is carried into the squatters’ kitchen.