A group of Indigenous Australians from the organization Frontier Wars expressed their desire to take part in the ANZAC Day parade. Initially RSL Tasmania refused, but eventually the group was granted permission.
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ANZAC Day: RSL Tasmania tries to deny indigenous Australians the opportunity to parade
Members of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy march during the ANZAC Day Parade at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Source: AAP
A group of Indigenous Australians from the organization Frontier Wars expressed their desire to take part in the ANZAC Day parade. Initially RSL Tasmania refused, but eventually the group was granted permission.
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