Ken Wyatt, the first Indigenous Australian Minister for Indigenous Affairs, shares his remarkable journey from a remote settlement to political prominence. He reflects on the challenges of growing up in the now-defunct railway camp of Nannine, offering vivid anecdotes of his rugged childhood. Ken discusses his transition into politics, motivated by personal experiences and a desire for inclusivity. He emphasizes the importance of education and mentorship, while also exploring the significance of representing his Indigenous heritage in Parliament and advocating for reconciliation.

Ken Wyatt, the first Indigenous Minister for Indigenous Australians, shares his inspiring journey from a railway camp upbringing to political success. He reflects on childhood memories, the impact of teachers, and the challenges of advocating for Indigenous communities in politics.