
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is moving forward on his promise to set up an indigenous voice to parliament, organising a working group as well as consulting with various communities and experts. An important aspect of this is consulting with legal experts on the wording of the change and its interpretation. The Indigenous Law Centre at the University of New South Wales will be travelling to test the draft amendment and referendum question, released by Prime Minister Albanese back in July at the 2022 Garma Festival. 4ZZZ Journalist Samuel O'Brien spoke with UNSW Professor Gabrielle Appleby, Director of the Judiciary Project at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, and a pro bono constitutional adviser to the Regional Dialogues and First Nations Constitutional Convention at Uluru about the consultation process and the referendum.

Your 11AM Zedlines with Leah, Ava and Ethan

Your 10AM Zedlines with Ethan, Ava and Leah

Your 9AM Zedlines with Leah and Ava

Your 8AM Zedlines with Ethan, Leah and Ava

Your 11AM Zedlines with Jess and Holly

Your 10AM Zedlines with Angela and Jess

Your 9AM Zedlines with Jess and Angela

Your 8AM Zedlines with Holly and Angela

Your 11AM Zedlines with Roy and Aniq
Your 10AM Zedlines with Aniq and Roy

Your 9AM Zedlines with Roy and Aniq

Your 8AM Zedlines with Aniq and Roy

Your 10am Zedlines with Eli and Laura.

Your 9am Zedlines with Laura and Eli.

Your 8am Zedlines with Eli and Laura.

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Your 10AM Zedlines with Chandler and Vivienne

Your 9AM Zedlines with Vivienne and Chandler

Your 8AM Zedlines with Vivienne and Chandler
Your 11AM Zedlines with Ava and Ethan

Your 8AM Zedlines with Ava, Ethan and Leah
Your 11AM Zedlines with Holly and Jess

Your 10AM Zedlines with James and Angela

Your 9AM Zedlines with Holly and Jess

Your 8AM Zedlines with James and Angela

Your 11AM Zedlines with Roy, Aniq and Nairi

Your 10AM Zedlines with Nairi and Roy

Your 9AM Zedlines with Aniq and Nairi