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    Sorry, say the Aussies

    27 March 1998 - Popular Australian celebrities have apologised on behalf of their country for the nation's rough treatment of Aboriginal people.

    Former Big Breakfast presenter Mark Little led a campaign outside the Australian High Commission in London urging his fellow countrymen to sign a national "sorry book" created as a symbol of apology to the Aborigines.

    This article apppeared in the Dudley Express and Star


    Further information: stolen generations issues page - includes news index and external links


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