The Feb. 13 apology to the so-called "stolen generations" of Aborigines will be the first item of business for the new Parliament, Indigenous Affairs Minister Jenny Macklin said. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, whose Labor Party won November elections, had promised to push for an apology, an issue that has divided Australians for a decade.

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Writerfella here --
Watch and see. The Australian 'apology' will be 'non-binding,' which means that no reparations will be forthcoming, no lands will be returned, and no new treaties will be made. Where have we all heard that before?
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Russ Bates
'writerfella'
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