独家：卫报澳大利亚调查揭示，州政府使用共用墓穴埋葬那些被认为太穷而无力支付葬礼费用的人。一位亲属说：‘这难以言表。’在此处查找更多关于无名墓穴调查的内容。获取我们的突发新闻电子邮件、免费应用或每日新闻播客。
越南退伍军人、露宿者和其他贫困的澳大利亚人被埋葬在无名集体墓穴中，通常容纳四人或更多，亲属们将这种做法描述为‘难以言表’和‘耻辱’。
卫报澳大利亚的一项调查已在新南威尔士州发现100多个无名墓穴，在昆士兰州也发现了一些，这些墓穴被州政府用来埋葬那些被认为太穷而无力承担自己葬礼的人。
Exclusive: Guardian Australia investigation reveals state governments use shared graves to bury those deemed too poor to pay for funerals. ‘It’s unspeakable,’ one relative says Find more from the Unmarked graves investigation here Vietnam veterans, rough sleepers and other impoverished Australians are being buried in unmarked communal graves often holding four or more people, a practice relatives have described as “unspeakable” and “a disgrace”. A Guardian Australia investigation has identified more than 100 unmarked graves across New South Wales, and some in Queensland, that are being used by state governments to bury those deemed too poor to afford their own funerals.