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National Sorry Day,
Australia 13th of February 2008
Thousands
of Aboriginal Australians gathered in Canberra to
watch the historic apology, which was televised around
the nation and shown at special outdoor settings in
remote indigenous communities.
Sorry
Day at Bondi Beach
Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd's National Apology
Children from Bondi
Beach Public School listening to the speech at
Bondi Pavilion
Paul
Pearce, State Member for Coogee amongst the people
that assisted at the event
Greg
Tingle from Media
Man Australia, (second on the right), amongst
a group of men watching the Prime Minister's speech
that was televised at the Pavilion and nationally
Councilor
Ingrid Strewe, Mayor of Waverley, holding the baby
with a group of women listening to Kevin Rudd's speech
and the stolen generations
Waverley
Councilor Dominic Wy Kanak, amongst the people that
were present at The Pavilion
Dominic
Kanak giving people that assisted the opportunity
to express and share their thoughts
An
Aussie BBQ for the children and people who assisted
to The Pavilion on National Sorry Day
A
day to remember,
Councilor Dominic Wy Kanak, family and friends
National
Sorry Day 2008 for Australians and The World
Paul
Pearce, State Member for Coogee, and family, who chose
to be at Bondi Pavilion on this historical and significant
day
(Photos:
Patricia Feijoo)
Website
Waverley
Council
Bondi
Beach
Bondi
Pavilion
Bondi
Beach Public School
Coogee
Canberra
Profiles
Waverley
Council
Bondi
Beach
Bondi
Pavilion
Blog
Bondi
Beach Media
Article
Australian
National Sorry Day
Article
Links
Kevin
Rudd's sorry speech, February 13, 2008, (Credit:
The Sydney Morning Herald)
Text
of PM Rudd's 'sorry' address, February 13, 2008
(Credit: The Age)
'Sorry
speech was magnificent', by Yuko Narushima
February 13, 2008, (Credit: The Sydney Morning Herald)
Sorry
Apology and Stolen Generation, News In-depth Features
(Credit: The daily Telegraph)
Video
- ABC TV - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Watch
the apology motion and the speech's of Kevin Rudd
and Brendan Nelson
Multimedia
presentation -
Culture in Crisis
A
look at the challenges facing indigenous Australia
- (Credit: The daily Telegraph)
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