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Miners, banks, retailers and companies in other industries are emerging as powerful sources of support for a campaign to recognize the country's Indigenous people in the constitution.

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Some of Australia's biggest companies, including miners, banks and retailers, are emerging as powerful sources of support for a campaign to recognise the country's Indigenous people in the constitution, a development that could sway the outcome of a referendum later this year.

By Byron Kaye, Melanie Burton and Praveen Menon SYDNEY (Reuters) - Some of Australia's biggest companies, including miners, banks and retailers, are e...

Some of Australias biggest companies, including miners, banks and retailers, are emerging as powerful sources of support for a campaign to recognise the countrys Indigenous people in the constitution, a development that could sway the outcome of a referendum later this year.

A new exhibition at the University of Melbourne challenges us to not compare Indigenous with Western technology, but to see the “Emu Sky” in its own light.