Spotlight on Welcome to Country ceremonies in wake of Anzac Day controversy
Indigenous elders explain why they believe Welcome to Country ceremonies have faced opposition, and why abandoning the practice would create a cultural "abyss".
Spotlight on Welcome to Country ceremonies in wake of Anzac Day controversy
Indigenous elders explain why they believe Welcome to Country ceremonies have faced opposition, and why abandoning the practice would create a cultural "abyss".
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