Apology for theft of cultural artefacts a landmark moment

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The petroglyphs being removed. Source: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

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Two Tasmanian institutions have formally apologised to the state’s Aboriginal people over the mistreatment and theft of cultural artefacts.

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