
Supporting the National Walk for Truth
We’re proud to partner with the National Walk for Truth through our impact fund.

About the National Walk for Truth
The Walk is led by Travis Lovett, a Kerrupmara Gunditjmara man and Executive Director of the University of Melbourne’s Centre for Truth-Telling and Dialogue.
Travis and his team are spending 39 days on Country, travelling from Melbourne on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country to the steps of Parliament House, Canberra, on Ngunnawal Country.
The goal? To call on the Australian Government to commit to a truth-telling process developed in genuine partnership with First Nations Peoples.
To look back and listen honestly to form an agreed truth about our past and present, so we can move forward together in respect and care.
Walk For Truth is a collective journey that says, with our feet and our voices, that our country needs healing. It is a shared act of listening and, ultimately, national repair.
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How can I support the National Walk for Truth?
There are two ways to stand in solidarity with Travis and the movement and support the call for meaningful change.
1. Join the Walk
Everyone is invited to join parts of the walk, walking together on Country in support of a national truth‑telling process.
Register to join any leg of the 21-part journey.
2. Sign the open letter to the Prime Minister
You can also support the Walk for Truth by adding your name to the open letter calling for a national truth‑telling process.
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Building momentum for First Nations Recognition and Respect
Truth-telling is the foundation of reconciliation. In 2025, we partnered with Travis and the Yoorrook Justice Commission through our impact fund and saw this power firsthand when thousands of people joined parts of Travis’s 25-day 500km Walk for Truth through Victoria from Gunditjmara Country to Melbourne/Naarm.
That walk wasn’t just about distance; it was about the stories shared and the cultural sites visited along the way, helping to highlight the findings of the Yoorrook Commission’s report ‘Truth be Told’.
The 2026 National Walk builds on that momentum, supported this time by Common Threads and grassroots community groups, who are holding events across the country in support of the Walk for Truth on 27 May.
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Why Bank Australia supports the Walk for Truth
Through the Bank Australia impact fund, we’re proud to support this national journey.
We see this not just as a partnership, but as a fundamental part of our commitment to First Nations Recognition and Respect.
Real change happens when community action is backed by institutions willing to show up.
