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A look back at the Indigenous Voice to parliament journey

Published 3 January 2023, 1:06 am
2023 is the year the Albanese government has committed to holding a referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. 20 years ago, the former Howard government was also debating whether to pursue constitutional reform, eventually deciding against it. So, after two decades, how far has Australia come on this issue? Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following report may contain images and voices of someone who has died.
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