First Nations Australians share views on Indigenous Voice referendum
"We as Aboriginal people don"t feel like we have carriage over our most intimate and important personal affairs."
Source: newshub.co.nz
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Three generations of First Nations men share their views on Australia's referendum
Before Australians last voted in a referendum on First Nations people in 1967, Uncle Bob Anderson set up a table and chair at a tram stop in central Brisbane.
Source: aol.com
Three generations of First Nations men share their views on Australia's referendum
Before Australians last voted in a referendum on First Nations people in 1967, Uncle Bob Anderson set up a table and chair at a tram stop in central Brisbane.
Source: yahoo.com
Australian Indigenous Voice: Three generations of First Nations men share their views on Australia's referendum
Before Australians last voted in a referendum on First Nations people in 1967, Uncle Bob Anderson set up a table and chair at a tram stop in central Brisbane.
Source: cnn.com
Official Yes and No cases for Voice referendum reveal two conservative agendas
The No campaign opposes the movement for First Nations sovereignty and a genuine, continent-wide, Treaty process. But the Yes campaign politically surrenders to the right on this core issue, argues Peter Boyle.
Source: greenleft.org.au