Gina Gina: The DNA request – update episode
May 4, 2025
This discussion centers on the complex legacy of Lang Hancock and the emotional testimonies from his alleged unacknowledged daughters. Personal stories highlight the trauma of the Stolen Generations, particularly the experiences of Stella Robinson. A profound call for justice emerges, advocating for the return of Mulga Downs to the Bunjima people. Furthermore, the conversation emphasizes the importance of reconciliation and community support, shedding light on Hancock Prospecting's commitments to Indigenous heritage and welfare.
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Alleged Half-Sisters From Mulga Downs
- Stella Robinson and Hilda Kickett were named as alleged unacknowledged daughters of Lang Hancock born at Mulga Downs in the 1930s–1940s.
- Family members, including Kelvin Kickett and Devin Kamara, have spoken about recognition rather than money.
Nadine Shares Her Mother's Story
- Nadine, eldest daughter of Sella Robinson, reads a prepared statement about her family's history and trauma.
- She recounts Sella being removed as a child during the Stolen Generation and the family's long awareness of their connection claims.
Abduction Changed Family Futures
- Sella and Minnette were taken under government policies that fuelled the Stolen Generation and imprisoned many children at missions like Moor River.
- Lang Hancock wrote to authorities demanding the girls be returned, but the plea failed and the abductions altered family trajectories.