Encompassing the entire external walls of the Dubbo Aboriginal Land Council, painted with the colours of the Aboriginal flag. Painted with the flag as a base, the building was splashed with fine paint to blend the colours in a subtle manner, and then splashed with silver metallic and gold metallic scenic paint to intensify highlights across the piece.

About a week later, a silhouette of a crowd was painted on the southern wall, protesting issues since day 1 of the invasion. Some of the protesting topics include land rights, no more stolen generations, and treaty. The mural was funded by local philanthropist Brett Anderson and family.