Commissioner Sue-Anne Hunter is a proud Wurundjeri and Ngurai Illum Wurrung woman and the Deputy Chair and Commissioner of Australia’s first truth telling process – the Yoorrook Justice Commission. 

Commissioner Hunter is an Adjunct Professor of Global Engagement at Federation University and a member of the National Centre for Reconciliation, Truth, and Justice Advisory Board. 

A child and family services practitioner by trade, Commissioner Hunter has over twenty years clinical experience responding to developmental, transgenerational and community trauma.  She is also widely recognised for developing rights-based, transformative practice responses that empower Aboriginal people to heal from the continuing effects and processes of colonisation. 

Commissioner Hunter also has extensive experience in governance and the leadership of Aboriginal community controlled organisations, and her expertise is regularly sought for government inquiries, parliamentary and ministerial advisory committees, academic research projects and media interviews.