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The Voice to Parliament

On October 14th, you'll be asked to consider a change in our constitution.

To support an idea that comes directly from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people themselves.

To Vote Yes to constitutional recognition through a Voice.

1. The Voice is about recognising First Nations people in our Constitution and paying respect to 65,000 years of culture and tradition.

2. Listening to advice from First Nations people about matters that affect their lives, so governments make better decisions.

3. And getting better results in Indigenous health, education, employment and housing, so people have a better life.

 

The Voice to Parliament

On October 14th, you'll be asked to consider a change in our constitution.

To support an idea that comes directly from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people themselves.

To Vote Yes to constitutional recognition through a Voice.

1. The Voice is about recognising First Nations people in our Constitution and paying respect to 65,000 years of culture and tradition.

2. Listening to advice from First Nations people about matters that affect their lives, so governments make better decisions.

3. And getting better results in Indigenous health, education, employment and housing, so people have a better life.

 

THE YES CAMPAIGN

CHECK OUT YES23

THE ULURU STATEMENT

READ IT HERE

THE REFERENDUM QUESTION

WHAT YOU'LL BE ASKED

THE PRIME MINISTER'S GARMA SPEECH

WHY THE VOICE MATTERS

THE YES CAMPAIGN

CHECK OUT YES23

THE ULURU STATEMENT

READ IT HERE

THE REFERENDUM QUESTION

WHAT YOU'LL BE ASKED

THE PRIME MINISTER'S GARMA SPEECH

WHY THE VOICE MATTERS

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people, and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

Authorised by Ash van Dijk for ACT Labor