Giving a voice to Indigenous Australians — why has it always failed?
2023-04-01
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Since the referendum of 1967, federal governments have tried to establish representative Indigenous advisory bodies but none of these lasted. Each one was sidelined and eventually shut down by a subsequent government. Why have these bodies failed?
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