Narrated by Rob Carlton. Rob, a Logie winning actor, an AWGIE winning writer and award winning director and producer. Rob has been a professional actor since he was 14 years old. A recognised face in Australia for both comedy and drama, his credits span TV, film and theatre.

Narrated by Annabel Crabb. Annabel is an ABC writer and presenter who has covered Australian politics for 20 years as a news reporter and columnist.She is the creator and presenter of Ms Represented, presenter and writer for the ABC-wide Australia Talks project, and co-host of the initial and 2021 return series of Tomorrow Tonight, with Charlie Pickering.

Narrated by Gus Worland. Family man. Friend. Sports fan. Founder. Australian radio host and TV personality Gus Worland is the driving force behind mental fitness charity Gotcha4Life. Gus set up the not-for-profit foundation in 2017 to help people develop the emotional muscle, resilience and social connections needed to build mental fitness and prevent suicide

Narrated by Lynette Curran. Lynette is one of Australia’s most respected film and television actors. From her early days in the soap opera Bellbird to classic Australian films such as Bliss, The Boys, Japanese Story, and Somersault, Lynette has made an enormous contribution to the local screen industry.

Narrated by Chrissie Swan. Chrissie is one of Australia’s most loved personalities For over ten years she has graced Australian television screens and radio airwaves, showcasing her knack for the spoken word, her off the cuff antics and her honest, down to earth shining personality.to earth shining personality.

Narrated by Wendy Harmer. Wendy is an Australian author, children's writer, playwright and dramatist, radio show host, comedian, and television personality.

Tasmanian comedian Rachel Berger relays the story of ‘T’, a Jewish girl who although grew up in a tight-knit Jewish community, suffered at the hands of her extremely violent and sexually abusive step-father for most of her childhood.

Actor Damon Herriman tells the story of ‘V’ who had what she perceived to be a ‘loving relationship’ with her father from age 9. Even though she still suffers the consequences of his actions today, she feels the guilty one and wishes he could have been helped when he too was sexually abused as a young child.

Comedian Jean Kittson narrates the story of a woman who was abused by her grandfather, he would touch her and other kids. Her life path was set to be filled with fear, drug, alcohol and sex addition and regret.

Human Rights Campaigner & Retired Football Player Craig Foster AM relays the story of survivor ‘K’. There was a time in her life when ‘K’ was a gifted athlete and loved playing football. She played alongside girls who became Australian Representatives, but that wasn’t on the cards for ‘K’, her eldest brother and her uncle changed all that.