Apology to Australia's Indigenous peoples (2008)

The 13th of February, 2018, marks the 10th anniversary of National Apology Day.
On that day ten years ago, then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered the National Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples. In particular, it included an apology to the Stolen Generations.
The Apology is now considered a defining moment in Australian history.
To mark the tenth anniversary of Australia's apology to its indigenous peoples, the ABC is posting an archive Kevin Rudd's speech in the House of Representatives, given on February 13th, 2008.

[@jrand4ll45]

Julia Gillard with that dope ass bowl cut.

[@jasondoherty415]

ikr

[@ctrooster4536]

lookin like she can run the country better if only

[@chrisgeorgallis7746]

Majority in that room are Freemasons.

[@Amina-ok7hf]

I don't know who she is, but I am thinking of rocking that thing out this spring :D

[@surgicalglitch3265]

@@chrisgeorgallis7746 How do you know that?

[@harryroberts388]

The video: Apology to Indigenous Australians Comment section: Julia Guillards haircut

[@emmaruth4573]

Pretty sad hey?!

[@Escekar]

It’s a Lego click on hair. It comes in different colours and styles.

[@into_the_void]

Haircut? Isn't that a mushroom?

[@john2245today]

that is a shitty cut

[@surgicalglitch3265]

Julia Gillard's internal thoughts: "What part of Kevin's back do you think a knife will slip into easiest?"

[@patwaddington]

Rudd did the same thing to Beasley.

[@pleasesaveanimals7]

This should have come decades ago

[@billymitchell3569]

True but it’s still respectful that they did this

[@lukei6255]

Possibly before WW2.

[@CHEESYHEAD684]

Rudd was the only one to finally have the balls and integrity to do it, that's why.

[@billymitchell3569]

David Ee exactly

[@mycro2767]

It did lmao

[@suzuki-ln6qc]

Up the Kevin07, you'll always have a place in Australia's heart mate

[@jabbersart6218]

your youtube name though lmao

[@topofthemorning6832]

R.I.P. the ghost of Kevin11. Thanks to the backstabber behind him

[@hyunkyorow8717]

One of the greate moments of human history. Very rare to see a government apologizing for the past wrongdoings of the past governments, if not the nation as a whole.

[@jasontito7644]

yea, especially under the despot rule of the Sociopath Gunner, its all talk my friend, until the shyt hit the fan

[@KidnapT]

This give me some hope for humanity.

[@vladimir8035]

This is a disappointment, just more anti-white bs.

[@raine6634]

yeh lets apologise for something ppl did 200 years ago....the people of today should not need to be blamed for the wrong doings of the past thats like convicting someone coz their father was a criminal even if their a law abiden citizen

[@colleen2671]

​@@raine6634Australia has proudly and successfully maintained and preserved that brutal inhumane colonial emperial system that you get to enjoy benefit and prosper from!

[@lukei6255]

Why is the British royal family not apologizing? Wasn't Australia colonized in their name?

[@FoenyxFeather]

Good point :o they should apologize too.

[@kraftwels]

I mean if you think about it, Britain would have to apologize for a loooooooooooooot of stuff since they basically colonized half the planet

[@Iloveyomyom]

When the stolen generation happened Australia was independent so the British had no say at the time, but However they were okay with it to happen. But they still would have to say sorry for massacring probably thousands of innocent Australians.

[@2bristjun373]

IKR

[@lukei6255]

@@Iloveyomyom not true. Australia has never declared independence. Until today the head of Australia and the chief of armed forces is the English queen.

[@AceAmsy]

My great grandma was apart of the Stolen generation, I don't know the full story of it though. In Indigenous culture we have a thing called totems, totems are something we have to take care of. We can't eat, kill, hurt our totem at all. If your Indigenous you can ask you parent/parents what your totem(s) are. (Totems are an animal you have to take care of, you can not harm them. You Take care of them, they take care of you.) I know a few of my totems which are: Dolphins Torres Strait Pigeon Dragonfly Sea Turtle I do not know the rest of them sadly because My great grandma was apart of the stolen generation. Meaning her totem is unknown, if we knew her totem my totem would be the same as My great grandma and my mother. (Totems get passed down, So if my great grandfathers totem was a Shark my dad, and 2 brothers would have the same as him.) If I ever find out what my other totem is I would be great-full but for now it is unknown.

[@eurywoulahan7412]

My school learns woiwurrung for our language class. It’s the language our school was built on. I’m not indigenous myself but learning about it is really interesting! My classmates totem is a kangaroo I think. Maybe. I’ll have to ask him.

[@AceAmsy]

@@eurywoulahan7412 Your so lucky to be able to learn that my school was also built on indigenous land but we don't get to learn their language :>

[@iTheSoloTraveller]

Sorry 😥

[@CrispyHulk1]

There was a HUGE standing ovation by everyone after his speech. Shame on the ABC for cutting that out.

[@chloedaniel9333]

I am doing a school presentation on this and I am only now watching the video and I am finally understanding why this is a significant event in our Australian history.

[@floh403]

haha me too. i might be a German but it is very interesting tho!

[@pabloop9891]

Same here, even though I'm French.

[@mewesquirrel6720]

@@floh403 you would know what genocide is 🙄😐

[@newton6936]

@@mewesquirrel6720 of cos he would 😂

[@Vartrog]

@@mewesquirrel6720 wtf?

[@Salesiable]

I remember that day. I remember I was in year 7 in High School and all the students gather together in the library to watch this live. I will never forget that day.

[@isabelhuang_1]

I was just a child when this happened. I knew it was a big deal, but it's not until now that I sat down and watched the whole 30 minute speech that I realise how ASTOUNDING that this happened at all. How many governments, or government officials, would have the guts and the integrity to come out and take complete responsibility. And judging from Rudd's other comments, back then this apology was controversial, beccause of course it was. But he still went through with it. Everyone who made this possible has my respect.

[@adriana-zv8vl]

It is important to remember the injustice done to Indigenous people and teach the next generations about it

[@vladimir8035]

It is more important to teach white Australians to be proud of who they are and know that through their veins runs Conqueror blood.

[@Null-941]

@@vladimir8035 nah, prejudice blood rather

[@australiantraditionalist1886]

@@vladimir8035 I’m thinking based

[@sumi3231]

@@vladimir8035 for abusing children...?

[@fayyneverson1947]

@@vladimir8035 Lmaoo funny! Adorable actually. Pls teach us more!

[@Joe13313]

My Parents and Grandparents Cried at This Speech. I Was 5 That Day Turning 6 on October 8th 2008 Now 16 Turning 17. I Thank Kevin Rudd and there Strong and Stable Government On this Apology. I Am a Born Australian With Maori Ancestors from My Dad's Side of the Family. I Have 5 Friends that are Aboriginal from the at School. And I Have So Much Respect and Sympathy to Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders. I Am Deeply Saddened About the Suffering of Aboriginals. My Grandparents Parents and themselves Opposed the White Australia Policy When My Great Grandfather John Gladstone Bampfield Born July 25th 1898 in The Colony of Victoria (British Empire) His Parents Including Himself Opposed the White Australia Policy the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901. He Died on March 7th 1962. He was 63 When He Passed. My Grandparents Today Opposed the White Australia Policy. And they are in there 80s. *My Parents. My Brother and I Oppose the White Australia Policy too*

[@Euro.Patriot]

Why won't they fight back? They just whine when they could get rid of them. I'm white and I'd still support it.

[@nicknack124]

Joe, do you have a mom?

[@bitzen2382]

I hope you’re doing well now, the white Australia policy is a bunch of bull crap and we should all respect each other and love each other no matter race, religion or beliefs. What they did back then was terrible.

[@gslvqz8812]

I study this in University and when I watch the speech... I could not help but cry profoundly, just for the sorrow that these people went through for years and years.

[@Theo-bk6qj]

Slavic Aussie what? The British used guns while the Indigenous Australian uses Spear. Plus, the British are far more advanced in terms of militarism

[@thebigorangecouch6261]

This was truly an amazing moment and brings me to tears each time I watch it. The speech reminds us of the need for this to have taken place. I spoke to a friend of mine the day after this speech who, from what I gathered in previous conversations, was one of those children stolen from their families. Just by coincidence we'd arranged to catch up. To see the raw emotion first hand like that will stay with me forever.

[@fuckvihaan4949]

This happened in 2008 right? Meaning that Midnight Oil had been had been pulling some big stunts for decades to get an apology. That's nice.

[@MichaelGoldenberg]

I cry every time I see this. And I am an American. I look forward to the day when our leaders have the wisdom to follow suit. We need it.

[@horselover1992]

I'm American too and this speech holds so much meaning. I wish that our leaders wrote speeches like this one.

[@pianickname8514]

Probably not coming from Trump though ^^'

[@jacquelynalbright330]

great comment! you're right!

[@thekushkunt]

Lauren Friedman As an australian I can say that Kevin Rudd was a great leader with reliable principles. I never have and still don’t see him as a greedy politician.

[@burrimah4691]

Do yous acknowledge the Native Americans and what they went through?

[@SiqiShi]

It is important to remember the injustice done to indigenous people and teach the next generations about it

[@xanderglasson658]

Why didn't they do the Sorry speech earlier? why in 2008? , why didn't the other prime ministers have the gut to do the Sorry speech?

[@several.]

We had John Howard for 12 years before, he actively opposed saying sorry. Rudd enacted the Close the Gap which has been slowly removing the divide caused by our historical faults.

[@Aussieboy329]

@@several. in modern day there is no divide

[@yerlocalpeanutdealer795]

@@Aussieboy329except for education, life expectancy and income! No biggie!

[@ozkrhills9624]

This is something so amazing to see. This is beautiful political act. This country is such a great example for the entire Globe. This simple act it is soo profound for the well being of the entire nation

[@jordandmrtr1536]

00:00 🔜 00:49 00:50 🔜 1:49 1:50 🔜 3:11

[@sevenfivemusic9221]

Julia Gillard looking derpy asf tho 😂 😂

[@slobert]

That haircut should be punishable by jail time.

[@paladisious]

Looking at Kev's back, deciding where to place the knife.

[@drdoctor7351]

@@paladisious this made me laugh so hard

[@oscarbishop8144]

Mega munt

[@leishayoung4124]

We are one, but we are many And from all the lands on Earth we come We share a dream, and sing with one voice I am, you are, WE are Australian

[@blokeabouttown2490]

Cringe.

[@billymitchell3569]

Father Bertolucci how is it cringe? That’s how the song goes

[@cjzanders5430]

We are we are ..... the Youth of the nation.

[@dna_ghazi2505]

is this a summary?

[@wanderingkernel5002]

Said like a true mate.

[@passyourielts]

I don't believe in inherited guilt for individuals, but I think it's healthy for a government to formally apologise for the wrongs of the past. A national government is a continuous institution, so in that sense the government (though no individual) is responsible for past evils. I wouldn't mind a national apology for the Iraq War now.

[@petesmart1983]

Well it was legal to murder and steal children to the 70s, so probably your relations were involved in this

[@machirim2805]

I will accept a government apologizing for its own or past governments’ polices that have been harmful. I will not accept having an ethnic group as a whole apologize for wrongdoings, real or alleged. The idea that whole ethnicities/races of people, dead and alive, are collectively guilty is extremely dangerous; that idea has frequently led to genocide.

[@BrisbaneBroncosfan67]

Yeah, the thing is, indigenous people are still discriminating against and left out. It’s why they die earlier, get killed by police at a much higher rate, and are poorer and less educated on average.

[@passyourielts]

They aren't discriminated against by law though. A government can't really apologise for individual attitudes. There are definitely attempts to 'close the gap', whether successful or unsuccessful. Being discriminated against by individuals or groups is less demoralising than by your own government.@@BrisbaneBroncosfan67

[@JonoMatee]

It has nothing to do with their actions? ​@@BrisbaneBroncosfan67

[@Gajafar]

Australia right here doing the dirty of what Great Britain should have done. Nonetheless, one of the most significant moments in our FUTURE. Time is now to uphold the words.

[@worland322575269]

Kevin Rudd did what John Howard never had the stones to do!

[@Rakanarshi2]

This...this is the Australia we could have had if it wasn't for backstabbing greed. Also, To any Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait , I am sorry for any harm me and mine has cause on your ancestral home lands. I love your dream time stories your many cultures and how you lived with the land. I don't want your stories to die.

[@Munted846]

Any black fella apologise to u for any of their elders crimes? Any black fella ever apologise for all the people they’ve harmed and raped?

[@fornkly]

Showing my kids in class this today. 15 years past and there's still more to do for all the injustice still faced by our indigenous neighbours, friends and family. I only hope that in the 15 years ahead of us, we'll look back grateful for the changes we've implemented today, and not in disappointment for the change that could have been.

[@lenabenny1336]

Thank you for saying this Mr Kevin Rodd

[@guibox3]

Teaching Australian history in my Canadian grade 7 Social Studies classes and the similarities between the treatment of the Australian aborigines and the First Nation natives of Canada are extremely similar. Any land taken over by western European colonialism will have similar stories. Such a shameful past for both countries.

[@jacobeksor6088]

Hello, Montagnard indigenous they need indigenous rights too , they need Australia government help , montagnard indigenous persecution, genocide by Vietnamese government today.

[@anupprasad3214]

Some hearts have infinite wisdom and love to give to the world including Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Kevin Rudd.

[@lukeneely389]

Has this symbolic gesture altered the situation? I heard something happened last year - that they were still upset or something.

[@machirim2805]

It hasn’t, because the idea of appearing as a victim to gain concessions and sympathy points is in vogue.

[@Rjshadow11]

It is not my right or my place to offer forgiveness, but I'm glad Kevin Rudd took this step. The damage has already been done, but at least this gives us hope of moving forward and creating a good future for Australia someday. Sorry but I really want to make this joke: Then afterwards Kevin turns around and breaks out into song: Julia, Julia, Julia, JULIA!!! I'm begging of you, please don't take my job. Julia, Julia, Julia, JULIA!!! I'm begging of you, please don't take my job. Your fury is beyond compare, with a flaming bowl of auburn hair, with ivory skin and eyes of emerald green... Your smile is like a hornet Sting, your voice can pierce right through the rain, And I cannot compete with you Julia....

[@H2onerf]

I like ya cut g *smack across bowled spot*

[@Cr3amOfficial]

It is just beautiful to see that there finaly was a apology to the stolen generation. That time period was down right horrible to read/listen about or even witness yourself. I cannot imagine how many tears were dropped on the floor in that time period and it is horrible to even think about. So glad the prime minister finally stood up and sayed sorry for everything the past did wrong.

[@aaronc-k5975]

2008 wtf when I was alive. They could of done this so many years earlier. This apology is way too late.

[@charlottedavey1055]

Apparently, they were worried about 'taking the blame' and Howard didn't want the Indigenous population to sue. But yes it really should have happened sooner, if they did sue, the government would deserve it.

[@LipdidStudios]

Apologise for what? The decenends of us Brits stayed in our country. Your ancestors invaded Australia!

[@patc5585]

@AA ANIMATIONS Apologise for what? the Australian constitution was written in 1903 just gonna put that out there.

[@YimidhiirWakaminPama]

Wayyy too late

[@mrbentley7927]

I would not worry too much this idiots words are Empty

[@johanbergsten]

I was living in Australia at this speach. Rud and his government did the right thing. Australia is a land of plenty, a land of community, a land to be united. I feel Australia is a beautifully diverse and inclusive land. We are one. But be are many. Long live Australia. 🖤💛❤️

[@RACHTWIN]

What have we done since? Next to nothing

[@peteck007]

I came here after I read the Australia is changing some of its National Anthem verses.

[@blackdemins42910]

Really? I’m American so I’m unaware unless I talk to my Australian friends! I cry 😭 hearing this after learning about the rabbit proof fence

[@machirim2805]

It’s great actually. It’s acknowledges pre-colonial Australians whilst also allowing for Australia to sail into the future instead of being ‘young’.

[@Cmpcracko]

One of the great moments of human history. Very rare to see a government apologizing for the past wrongdoings of the past governments, if not the nation as a whole.

[@zaynemal5413]

Not genuine the mindset is still racist and toxic.

[@havanadaurcy1321]

Taking Aboriginal kids, jobs and forcing income management in a Murdoch intervention is saying sorry? As the tent embassy said as I walked to the bus: This is not sorry, this is crocodile tear apologies. Sorry means you don't do it again.

[@zaynemal5413]

@@havanadaurcy1321 Australians are originally from England UK this is the racist mindset the English brought when they invaded Australia in drones as many then and still today are treating Aborigines as second class citizens ,many left the UK due to the UK poverty and economy was bad so many moved for a better life.

[@kryptyx111]

Respect to Kevin Rudd. Though it wasn't his responsibility. It was the responsibility of governments at the time.

[@foxloin1088]

This speech is wonderful part of human history

[@matthewmann8969]

Seeing some more legitimate remorse, regret, distress, shame, guilt, and grief yeah so it seems

[@zandrapadua8915]

Julia Gillard with that bowl cut, lol

[@ozminerva]

In the middle of great history making I am standing..

[@notsofatmike1]

Thank you K Rudd for this apology...for one of your front bencher's bowl cut. Australia forgives you.

[@commemorative]

Time to continue the work of reconciliation. Vote yes on October 14th. It's the right thing to do.

[@ndingo]

Well done Kevin you could do what Howard the coward couldn't

[@chrisgriffiths2533]

This was Contraversial at the Time and Still is a Bit in 2024. At it's Heart, the Issue was about the Failure of Families and the Role of Governments and Religions in Dealing with Aboriginal Family Failure Verses Non Aboriginal. Also the Issue of can a Government Apologise for the Failings of Australia in Past Dealings with Aboriginal and Mixed Race Peoples. Another Issue was in the Background, it was the Issue of Australia's Fossil Fuels and Environment Record. Hence this Raised the Question of Distraction or Dysfunction by Labor. Certainly Tricky Times, Good Luck to All Who Deserved Better Family Outcomes.

[@jadesingleton4110]

They are still hurting them constantly it’s not the past.

[@djmobn]

This is trolling me because I'm a descendant of Australia's slaves wheres our international apology

[@legamerfrancais764]

Qui regarde cette vidéo en cours d'anglais ??

[@teemuvayrynen1298]

Hopefully this did give, at least some, clousier for the original austalians...

[@Saber-vf6rh]

Closure*

[@havanadaurcy1321]

"I am not sorry I stole children away for Rupert Murdoch"- what this is missing. Sorry means you do not do it again, that mother flown in from the NT who was angry still resonates with me.

[@simongbb7]

It’s a start. I’m crying because this healing is so needed.

[@irinatennant4585]

How moving , what stupid comments. How sad.

[@boredphoenix]

dat bowl cut tho

[@rerevajoseph6406]

Bring Back RUDD!

[@DaEpikMan]

This… is a prime minister, i cant really give a damn what the United Australia party or the Liberal Party say… THIS IS A PRIME MINISTER I CONSIDER WORTHY OF HIS TITLE.

[@havanadaurcy1321]

Aboriginal mother who had a child taken: Our people want our kids, our jobs, our lives. Doesn't matter the colour, they're all the same. You're not sorry, child taker.

[@arpitpolistes]

And history repeats itself, starting with Priyadarshini Patil.'s case. Apology due in 2123 AD

[@PhunkBustA]

who are they apologizing to? the people they still dont recognize? thats pretty cold and heartless tbh

[@PhunkBustA]

thing is with the stolen people, where are their birth certificates? so you cant even prove they ever existed, and continue to ignore them to this day

[@PhunkBustA]

theres some reparation scheme going on atm in nsw right? so if your from a stolen generation, then how can you prove it, if your elder that was stolen has no paperwork? and paperwork is required then they're just virtue signalling by trying to appear well meaning, but where is all the money going? its obviously already been appointed?

[@PhunkBustA]

so if i were to take that as an example then is it safe to assume that its perfectly legal to steal someone and use them for whatever purpose you desire whether legal or illegal, as long as they dont have a birth certificate?

[@DnBfan2022]

Better than most YT apology videos

[@rncmv]

"YT apology videos" this is not some "YT apology video", it is real life

[@depressedmango7487]

Julia in the backround cooking up her Plans to overflowing the PM

[@seanmaher2987]

My parents were and are Liberal voters. I remember in the early 2000s dad being really emotional/aggro about apologising - because he thought aboriginals would 'take everything' the minute we apologised. And for dad, that was the whole schtick around voting - use your vote to quash the uncertainties. He remarried and has a wonderful wife from China - and they vote for Pauline Hanson. No joke. They live in a wafer of BS.

[@kevinr6791]

For the motherlands

[@gachmeow]

It is always easy to wash your hands after committing the crime, as far as I'm concerned I don't believe in these excuses, which only make me laugh, because a child's life cannot be stolen by apologizing

[@jaswb5048]

i was waiting on this speech ages ago

[@johnhishon4795]

what does this even do though? it's just an apology, not like it helps anything.

[@sorayaharbinson4182]

If that's what the victims need, why not? It's the least the government could do.

[@xavierdennard3629]

@@sorayaharbinson4182 yeah do more

[@dgmsurf]

It was the first time the government of the country acknowledged what they did was wrong and took the first step to make amends. Yes it was only a small gesture, and much more needs to be done. But to get an apology at this time was a big step forward

[@johnhishon4795]

@@sorayaharbinson4182 what they need is compensation

[@anAngelisHard2find]

everything begins with an apology. In every relationship where error has taken place and persons have suffered harm or hurt. After this, it takes Change through action. So Sorry is the mighty beginning. the birth of change.

[@zakay_]

yay

[@NRIRadio]

This speech has own fanbase.

[@Jean_Neymar-27.04]

Wahou j’aime bien la rousse derière et le vieux m’excite

[@Buburituuu]

It's not serious ☣

[@Jean_Neymar-27.04]

@@Buburituuu 🤤🤤

[@AJ-rd6os]

Who is here for school

[@quantanium1077]

hi

[@donlansdonlans3363]

Hi

[@ray.shoesmith]

This is the same speech our current Opposition Leader Peter Dutton refused to attend? Colour me shocked..

[@ciqaz1993]

I’m watching in school

[@william9937]

Gillards haircut my god, i didn't pick up on that in 08 lol

[@makanaki513]

A drunkard once told me, blood calls blood. Pain draws pain. Apology is literally nothing. Britain n Co. Shalt pay to the cent

[@machirim2805]

Keep fantasizing about getting revenge, that won’t happen. And you’re just as terrible as the imperialist.

[@julasss]

J'aime les moches et j'ai du mal à m"en passer

[@pabloop9891]

Wtf

[@dbastiax_]

C'était mieux avant, j'me désabonne.

[@alecgurney9305]

💔

[@theunknown8904]

Still nothing has change

[@fishguy9287]

This was said when I was born

[@rileydagger7933]

Fish Guy when?

[@gooseman7737]

Riley Dagger when did I ask hahahahahahaha

[@izabelabien846]

We have rasist attack for singing Advance Australia Fair!!!!!!

[@doganozer9062]

Sorry not good enough mate

[@ndingo]

Then what else do you want a bloody hug??

[@SawanKumar-ow8dh]

@@ndingo Simply leave their country. How simple is it. Serve the justice.

[@ndingo]

@@SawanKumar-ow8dh no NEVER I will not leave the country where I was born FU

[@yerlocalpeanutdealer795]

@@SawanKumar-ow8dhSo you support ethnic cleansing

[@etiennepernin4256]

Baka le mec

[@maxplayer2752]

Sedun

[@maxplayer2752]

Sedun backwards is nudes get it

[@davidkennedy1473]

It's been 50 years since the lost generation

[@scabash]

cheers geoff

[@wilsonmacharia9568]

Why would only one ethnological group roam around the world slaughtering natives and then turn around with empty apologies. What about Tasmanian who you decimated to the last person??? God’s justice will not sleep forever!!!

[@TheAwills88]

Im confused did this guy forget to mention the hundreds of years of systematic genocide and brutal oppression. What nonsense was he spewing? And what about the present racism and exclusion? Shameful really

[@sofiasosolabest6693]

Team french

[@FranceGiroud]

야야~

[@racoon_caveman1808]

This is best speach bad thAt it had to be saids

[@XHitsugaX]

but hey keep voting for Libs instead of for people like Whitlam and Rudd tho!

[@user-xc9bq4lt7o]

"Stolen Generations" never happened. Kruger vs Commonwealth. Read it.

[@anforget9440]

Nice

[@sidah5105]

And today, 2023... The Australian tax payer - indigenous or not - have been paying billions of dollars to Aboriginal Affairs and still there is outcry. An apology by then PM was made to Aboriginal people but still outcry. A sense of entitlement is now apparent that Australians still must 'pay'. This is a rod that Aboriginal people need to remove. Stop looking back and look forward - there's no other choice. Aboriginal people have a voice as do the rest of Australians. We ALL feel that at times we're not being heard.

[@dmncplpa]

"Nice cut G...illard"

[@tommydingo1h547]

I don’t know why I’m does the same

[@A24512B]

Very good speech !

[@izabelabien846]

Kevin come back we need you