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'The ‘Uluru Statement from the Heart’ emerged in May 2017 from a convention held in Arrernte country in Central Australia attended by 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from around the nation. The Statement called for a ‘First Nations Voice’ to be enshrined in the Constitution enabling, in general terms, a process of influence on future legislation and policy affecting Indigenous communities. The Statement also seeks a commitment to agreement-making between government and Indigenous groups and ‘truth-telling’ about the history of colonisation.' (Introduction)
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'Voice, Treaty, and Truth' : A Deeply Felt Account of the Uluru Statement
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- Finding the Heart of the Nation : The Journey of the Uluru Statement towards Voice, Treaty and Truth 2019 single work non-fiction
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