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If Australia votes no, we cannot stop listening. We won’t stop working for change and truth
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The voice referendum is a moment for change. But whatever comes after it will be ours to decide

Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags in Canberra ahead of the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum. ‘What comes after it will be ours to decide.’Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags in Canberra ahead of the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum. ‘What comes after it will be ours to decide.’s a songwriter and storyteller, it’s my job to get to the heart of things.

I spoke to two elders on Worimi Country in Forster NSW, where I grew up. They both said they were voting no. They didn’t believe it would bring change, and they don’t trust the government to deliver change. I’ve been on many long phone calls with Prof Megan Davis. She has spent her life becoming an expert in the constitution, the founding document of this country, the same document that has been used across generations as a form of oppression of her own people. Megan is a lore and law woman. It’s like that scene in every movie where someone yells “Is anyone here a doctor?” We are in a serious political, social and economic health crisis and Megan Davis is the doctor.

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