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Sorry Day Lunch

Jun 15, 2022
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PPCfR welcomed more than 90 guests to their Sorry Day lunch in South Melbourne on 26th May. Bunurong Elder Aunty Dyan Summers gave the Welcome to Country; MC Dennis Fisher, invited two St Michael's student to read one of his poems and Monica Weightman sang.






 
 
 

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We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we meet, and we pay our respects to their Elders; past, present and emerging.

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PPCfR commissioned Indigenous artist Susan Naden to design a logo for the group. It was to reflect Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoplecoming together and the Port Phillip area with its land, sea and parks and resulted in the two figures surrounded byblack, brown and white-coloured 'hands' that are often used as a symbol of reconciliation, and colours of the land, sea and parks.

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