UNE apology as Dunghutti Nation ancestors returned to country in Stuarts Point - Smokey Cape area

By Steve Green
Updated February 18 2020 - 2:31pm, first published February 14 2020 - 12:00pm
REPATRIATION: CEO of the Kempsey Local Aboriginal Land Council Greg Douglas said they would return for the other things held by UNE that belong to the Dunghutti Nation.
REPATRIATION: CEO of the Kempsey Local Aboriginal Land Council Greg Douglas said they would return for the other things held by UNE that belong to the Dunghutti Nation.

The first in a series of hand-over ceremonies to be held at UNE took place on Thursday, February 13, when Indigenous ancestral remains were returned to representatives of the Dunghutti Nation in a repatriation ceremony by local Anaiwan people.

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