Indigenous children continue to be overrepresented in child protection as Bendigo marks National Sorry Day

Lucy Williams
Updated May 25 2022 - 8:20am, first published 3:30am
SORRY: La Trobe University Bendigo staff and students mark National Sorry Day in 2016 with a candlelit Sunset Ceremony, which they will again hold in 2022. Picture: CHRIS PEDLER
SORRY: La Trobe University Bendigo staff and students mark National Sorry Day in 2016 with a candlelit Sunset Ceremony, which they will again hold in 2022. Picture: CHRIS PEDLER

Preceding Reconciliation Week, National Sorry Day is held on May 26 and acknowledges the history of the stolen generation.

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Lucy Williams

Lucy Williams

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Journalist with an interest in telling regional and rural stories, and covering the diverse array of topics that matter to the people of Bendigo.

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