The RBA yesterday announced a new note would be designed 'that honours the culture and history of the First Australians'. 9News
"Like all Australians, we want to see a better outcome for Indigenous people of our country," he said.
"We want to see the health gap narrowed, the life expectancy improve. We are willing to look at any measure to do that."Thousands attend beaches and protests in divided Australia Day"Some models will work, others can't." Advocates for the Voice say the exact structure of the advisory body will be a matter for Parliamentary debate, and the referendum is focused on a simple "yes or no" question of whether an Indigenous Voice to Parliament should be enshrined in the Constitution.Continue reading
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