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From Young Nation to the Longest Continuous Civilisation on the Planet

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Overview

Explore the critical juncture in Australia's history as Thomas Mayo, a Kaurareg Aboriginal and Kalkalgal, Erubamle Torres Strait Islander man, discusses the nation's path towards recognizing its Indigenous community. Delve into the groundbreaking Uluru Statement from the Heart and its key proposal for a constitutionally enshrined Voice. Gain insights from Mayo's perspective as a union official, author, and advocate for Indigenous rights. Understand the importance of the upcoming referendum and its potential impact on Australia's identity as both a young nation and home to the world's longest continuous civilization.

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From young nation to the longest continuous civilisation on the planet | Thomas Mayo | TEDxMelbourne


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