Saturday marked 30 years since Paul Keating addressed a crowd in Redfern, and delivered what is often referred to as the greatest oratory in Australian political history. ‘The Redfern address’ was the first time a prime minister spoke about the dispossession and violence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples had survived. Those who were there, including Stan Grant, Sol Bellear and Guardian Australia’s Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam remember the impact of the speech and discuss its legacy on politics today