It’s been 25 years since Corroboree 2000 and the People's Walk for Reconciliation (aka the Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk) when hundreds of thousands of people showed their support for the movement. 

Journalist Rhianna Patrick looks back to that weekend in May with Professor Jackie Huggins, Belza Lowah, Karen Mundine, Vicki Scott and Brian Aarons to understand how it came about and to consider whether it could ever happen again.

This episode was a collaboration between ABC's Awaye and the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS), with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF).

It&rsquo;s been 25 years since Corroboree 2000 and the People's Walk for Reconciliation (aka the Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk) when hundreds of thousands of people showed their support for the movement.&nbsp;
Journalist Rhianna Patrick looks back to that weekend in May with Professor Jackie Huggins, Belza Lowah, Karen Mundine, Vicki Scott and Brian Aarons to understand how it came about and to consider whether it could ever happen again.
This episode was a collaboration between ABC's Awaye and the National Indigenous Radio Service (NIRS), with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF).

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