Australia yet to address the issue of indigenous recognition, 30 years on from the Keating speech
This week marks 30 years since Paul Keating's historic Redfern address. Sean Gordon, who's a member of the referendum working group says, he is disappointed to see that Australia still hasn't addressed the issue of indigenous recognition 30 years on from the Keating speech.
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Australia yet to address the issue of indigenous recognition, 30 years on from the Keating speech
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