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Beyond the Voice referendum

Summary by Ground News
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people voted to include their voices in the Australian Constitution in a referendum. The majority of voters in Hotham, in Melbourne's south, voted to recognise the Aboriginal and Torres Islander Voice in the Constitution. But the majority of electorates in other parts of the country voted to reject the proposal.

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Beyond the Voice referendum

I wasn’t at Uluru in 2017. The event was the National Constitutional Convention, which aimed to consolidate a national consensus on how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want to be constitutionally recognised. I had hoped to be there but knowing many of the 250 people who did attend, including some of my family members, I trusted those people and the process, and decided to watch from afar. I had participated in Melbourne/Narrm dialog…

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The Monthly broke the news in on Tuesday, November 14, 2023.
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