The case for recognising indigenous Australians in our constitution

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The case for recognising indigenous Australians in our constitution

Law and Society

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The case for recognising indigenous Australians in our constitution

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has promised to hold a referendum on recognising Aboriginal peoples in the Australian constitution.

Professor George Williams from UNSW's Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law provides three things that you may not know about Australia’s Constitution – three facts that make this task pressing and important.