The remains of 36 Indigenous ancestors have been returned to Australia, with six bodies formally returned to Queensland communities at a ceremony in London’s Natural History Museum. The Australian government will care for the other ancestors’ remains until their traditional custodians can be located, as efforts to repatriate Indigenous remains taken during Britain’s colonization of the country in the 18th Century continue. The repatriation efforts aim to restore cultural and spiritual connections to Country, with over 1,775 First Nations ancestors returned from around the world, including more than 200 sets of remains from the Natural History Museum.
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Leaders debate: Peter Dutton fails to knock out PM in debate he needed to win
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton showcased confidence in his second debate against Prime Minister Albanese but failed to make a significant impact, with neither side achieving a decisive advantage. Dutton's focus on criticizing Labor's record and offering tax cuts fell short of presenting compelling solutions, leading to evasiveness on key issues like housing and climate change. Despite the lackluster performance, with both leaders failing to inspire undecided voters, Dutton's campaign struggles remain evident as he seeks...
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