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Apple Maps Launches Indigenous Land and Dual Place Name Updates in Australia and New Zealand

Apple has updated its Maps to show Indigenous lands in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing recognition and understanding of these areas.
The update includes community-driven stories, images, and information about the significance of Indigenous areas.
The maps now display dual names for locations, such as 'Sydney Cove/Warrane,' acknowledging traditional ownership.
Apple's Senior Director of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives expressed excitement about the updates, stating they reflect the company's values and commitment to empowering communities.

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