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‘It’s time for healing’: remains of Aboriginal ancestors traded as curiosities are on their way home to country | Indigenous Australians

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Elizabeth Dempsey felt it in her bones when she held them: these were her people. “I just felt…
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‘It’s time for healing’: remains of Aboriginal ancestors traded as curiosities are on their way home to country | Indigenous Australians

Elizabeth Dempsey felt it in her bones when she held them: these were her people. “I just felt…

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Europe Says broke the news in on Saturday, January 3, 2026.
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