Sydney Australia 27 May, 2023: As part of National Reconciliation Week, a Sorry Day gathering was held today on the Tarpeian Precinct in the Botanical Gardens near the Sydney Opera House. People gathered to remember the stolen generations (of Aboriginal peoples) and create healing for survivors. Sponsored by the Coota Girls Aboriginal Corporation, the event included music crafts and bush foods. With the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background, the Buuja Buuja Butterfly Dance Group performed at the opening of the gathering. Credit: Stephen Dwyer / Alamy Live News

Sydney Australia 27 May, 2023: As part of National Reconciliation Week, a Sorry Day gathering was held today on the Tarpeian Precinct in the Botanical Gardens near the Sydney Opera House. People gathered to remember the stolen generations (of Aboriginal peoples) and create healing for survivors. Sponsored by the Coota Girls Aboriginal Corporation, the event included music crafts and bush foods. With the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background, the Buuja Buuja Butterfly Dance Group performed at the opening of the gathering. Credit: Stephen Dwyer / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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