The last uncontacted members of this group were discovered in 1984 and known as the Pintupo Nine.
One group of these people brought their grievances to the attention of the government in a series of documents called the "bark petitions." Since 1972 a group of these people led by Michael Anderson have maintained a "Tent Embassy" in protest. The last uncontacted members of this group were discovered in 1984 and known as the Pintupo Nine. Many of these people were killed in the 1930s in the Caledon Bay crisis, and they later participated in the Pilbara strike. The report "Bringing Them Home" and the establishment of "National Sorry Day" tried to reconcile on atrocity against these people, in which thousands of children were taken away from their parents to be raised by whites. For 10 points, name these people who received an official apology from Kevin Rudd for the Stolen Generations.
One group of these people brought their grievances to the attention of the government in a series of documents called the "bark petitions."
Australian Aborigines [or Indigenous Australians]