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"That's the greatest feeling of all, is to know he's home. He hears the sounds of his mob, of his environment and they met him, and they're still with him now. It's now good to walk away knowing he's back where he belongs." - Nathan Moran, the CEO of the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council.
abc.net.au
Ancestral remains return to Country after a century in a British museum
After almost 130 years, the remains of an Aboriginal man have made the long journey home from Oxford University to be reburied on the Country from where he was taken at Berowra Creek in Sydney.
