It’s time to talk. Towards a better and more inclusive future for Indigenous Australians.

‘Voice’, ‘recognition’, ‘sovereignty’ and ‘treaty’ have become a significant part of the language used to discuss the development of Australia's relationship with its Indigenous peoples.

An umbrella in the colours of the Aboriginal flag and the word 'deadly' written on it is seen during the National Apology. Source: AAP

For First Nations people, the words ‘voice’, ‘recognition’, ‘sovereignty’ and ‘treaty’ symbolise hope for a better and more inclusive future, in which Indigenous Australians have a greater say in making decisions that directly affect their lives.

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Demonstration in Melbourne to support the First Nations' people, 26 Jan 2021. Source: Courtesy SPD.