Girlie says Yes means Yes and No still means No
The debate around the 14 October 2023 referendum on The Uluru Statement and the Voice to Parliament has seen some tactics that, to say the least, have been unfortunate and hurtful to First Nations people but the campaign also delivered some memorable and noble sentiments. One of the major architects...
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