Australia: Reconciliation Back to Square One?
Australia had the chance to take a step forward in redressing the exclusion of its Indigenous people – and chose not to. In a referendum held in October, voters rejected a constitutional amendment t
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Australia had the chance to take a step forward in redressing the exclusion of its Indigenous people – and chose not to. In a referendum held in October, voters rejected a constitutional amendment t
Just a third of Australians support treaty and truth-telling processes between the federal government and Indigenous Australians following the Voice referendum.
After a honeymoon start, the Labor government has lost the affection of voters. Why? Because Peter Dutton is fomenting resentment.
Just a third of Australians support treaty and truth-telling processes between the federal government and Indigenous Australians following the Voice referendum.
Support for a reconciliation Treaty has plummeted since the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum was defeated while backing for a truth-telling commission also languishes.