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With the referendum only one day away, Stan and Amanda examine how a Voice to Parliament can benefit our country. Taking a global perspective, they shift their focus to how various nations have already implemented legislation to safeguard the rights and heritage of their Indigenous communities.
Stan and Amanda discuss the importance of using constructive language to help the electorate better understand potential constitutional change. Finally, they delve into the imperative of embracing diversity within our nation to deepen our mutual understanding.
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