Episode 1: Moses Farrow. Part 1.

In 1980, two-year-old Moses Farrow was among the 200,000 babies and children taken from South Korean orphanages and children’s homes and sent overseas - sold to new families who promised to give them the sort of lives they could never have in their own country. Moses, who had been born with Cerebr…

Somebody’s Daughter: Someone Else’s Child. The brand new season, begins April 28. 

Somebody’s Daughter – Someone Else’s Child This season, the fight for justice is far from over. We hear more heartbreaking stories from the survivors of forced adoption, about loss, lies and cover ups. We go global, speaking with some of thebrave individuals leading the crusade for justice and t…

Episode 7: Hon Justice Mushin

In the final episode of the season, Megan and Moyra are joined by the Honorable Naheem Mushin, former Family Court Justice of 21 years, who was appointed by the Attorney General to head the committee investigating the practice of forced adoption and the claims being made by so many women, children …

Episode 6: Rosalie Wilson

Rosalie Wilson shares her own unique experience, firstly living in a home where her mother adopted other children. She recalls how her mother had given birth to two girls (herself & her sister), but instead wanted boys - so she simply decided to adopt one she liked from the public hospital in Melbo…

Episode 5: Sophia Fletcher

Megan & Moyra are joined by Sophia Fletcher, who was forcibly adopted during this period. Born in Brisbane in 1962, she was removed from her birth mother - who she has never found despite 40 years of searching. She speculates that her mother may have been an illegitimate child herself, making it i…

Episode 4: Dianne Wells

In 1969, Queensland teenager Dianne Wells was in love and dreaming of a happy new life with her first boyfriend where she’d have children and a home of her own. Tragically, those dreams came crashing down when the sixteen-year-old discovered she was pregnant out of wedlock. Abandoned by her partn…

Episode 3: Linda Davis

My newborn daughter was stolen from me – and returned to steal my life. In 1973, new mum Linda Davis, woke from a caesarean to discover that her newborn daughter was missing – one of 150,000 Australian babies stolen from young unmarried mothers under the Government’s illegal forced adoption practi…

Episode 2: Lily Arthur

Between 1940 and the late 1980’s, 250,000 newborn babies were surrendered for adoption – most of them unlawfully stolen from young unmarried mothers in one of the most shocking mass violations of human rights in contemporary Australian history. One of those babies was Lily Arthur’s eight-day-old s…

Episode 1: Megan & Moyra

Between 1959 and the late 1980’s more than 250,000 Australian babies were surrendered for adoption – most of them illegally stolen at birth from young, vulnerable unmarried mothers. Now, with a campaign underway to expose the dark truth behind the crimes Australia tried to hide, veteran Gold Coast…

Introducing: "Somebody's Daughter"

Coming soon: 150,000 stolen babies - The truth behind the crimes Australia tried to hide.