On May 26th, the Quirindi community gathered at the Library Hub to reflect on National Sorry Day. The event began with a heartfelt speech from Stella Lamb, who shared her family’s story as the daughter and granddaughter of Stolen Generations survivors. Students from Quirindi High School attended and showed great respect and maturity throughout the event. Together, the group watched a short Behind the News (BTN) video that explained the meaning of Sorry Day. The morning ended with a light morning tea and quiet reflection, bringing the community together in truth, respect, and healing.
Monthly Newsletter | May/ June 2025
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