Significant Menang artefacts, originating from southern Western Australia, have been returned from major museums in London, Edinburgh, Melbourne, and Sydney. These culturally important items are now being showcased in a special exhibition held in Albany, allowing for a deeper connection to their place of origin. The return represents a crucial step in acknowledging and addressing the historical dispossession of Indigenous cultural property. This repatriation provides an opportunity for the Menang people to reconnect with their heritage and share their stories. The exhibition aims to foster understanding and respect for Indigenous culture and history. It marks a positive development in the ongoing movement to return stolen artefacts to their rightful owners. The display in Albany offers a powerful symbol of healing and reconciliation.