Indigenous Australians and new citizens give their views on the Voice in the Australian Parliament

Invasion Day rally in Melbourne. Source: Anadolu / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

Invasion Day rally in Melbourne. Source: Anadolu / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Credit: Rickyo

Debate on Australia Day in recent years has resulted in the proposal of inserting the Indigenous Voice into Parliament. As a result of different Perspectives, the day of arrival of white citizens from Britain 235 years ago can be found not only on different sides of politics, but in different parts of Indigenous society.


Political discussion on Australia Day, precisely revolves around indigenous citizens or first Australians.

The government's promised referendum on the establishment of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament makes that discussion a special topic on this Australia Day.

Senior Australian of the Year, Indigenous leader Tom Calma, used his award acceptance speech to urge Australians to unite and support the proposal.

But some Indigenous protesters questioned how such a change would practically help the well-being of Australia's Indigenous population.

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