Travis Lovett, a Kerrupmara Gunditjmara man and former commissioner of the Yoorrook Justice Commission, is undertaking a 500km walk from Melbourne, Victoria, to Parliament House in Canberra over 38 days. This journey serves as a reminder to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of his commitment to establish a national truth-telling commission for Indigenous Australians, as outlined in the 2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart. Lovett emphasizes that the aim of the walk is not to blame individuals but to foster healing and accountability for historical injustices. He previously completed a 486km trek from Portland to Melbourne in May 2022. Despite the Albanese government's support for state-level truth-telling initiatives, critics argue that the federal commitment has waned, especially following the failed referendum on the voice to parliament in 2023. Politicians, including Larissa Waters, leader of the Australian Greens, and independent senator David Pocock, are joining Lovett to highlight the importance of truth-telling in reconciliation efforts. Waters stated that this walk presents an opportunity for the government to reconsider its stance on establishing a truth-telling process.