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When someone dies, families and communities may have cultural practices and responsibilities around mourning. For many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, this is known as Sorry Business. There is no single way to observe Sorry Business. Practices differ between communities, families and language groups. Learn about what Sorry Business can involve, what the term “Kumanjayi” means in some Central Australian communities, and how you can show care when someone is grieving.
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