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© Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Australia decides referendum question to create Indigenous Voice
By ROD McGUIRK CANBERRA, Australia©2023 GPlusMedia Inc.
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UChosePoorly
Good step, Australia. Let's keep moving forward, all of us.
Kaowaiinekochanknaw
This isn't necessary.
Indigenous Australians already have representation in Parliament as they are Australian citizens.
unless they reside out of Australia for 6 years or more and are booted off of the electrol roll and disenfranchised to vote - like any other Australian.No need for a divisive Constitution based solely on racial lines imo.
finally rich
Only in these demonized white countries everyone has a voice.
Fredrik
"Indigenous Voice". I like the ring of this. Turn it up to 11, and push it to a global scale. Give anyone in any nation the ability to propose a bill, and let anyone be able to anonymously vote, without the intervention of any local dictator.
AlternativeOpinion
Try actually reading the article...
Shivaji
What new is a voice without any actual power to do anything?
Peter Neil
Can't even get through the first sentence without a mistake.
Sven Asai
So obviously and logically nothing will change in practice afterwards, even if they had a ten-fold number of election voting rights or the whole constitution would exist of only and nothing else than Indigenous Voices.
AustPaul
@weareone
I’m 4th generation Australian, but not Aboriginal, does that make me a ‘guest’ in my own country? And what would my nationality be? Last time I checked my passport it said Australian.
I really hope we can all ‘move as one’ going forward.