Apple has rolled out an important update to its maps service, officially recognizing Indigenous lands across Australia and New Zealand for the first time.

Apple Maps will display over 250 dual place names for cities and towns across both countries, along with the land borders of Indigenous protected areas and reserves, News.com reported.

The update, which has been in development for four years, will also highlight the traditional owners of these regions, though land boundaries will not be marked.

In collaboration with First Nations peoples, Apple has sourced data........

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