The state of Victoria is a navigating a Treaty deal with its Aboriginal people for the first time in Australia. The process aims to acknowledge Aboriginal rights and improve the community's future by recognising past wrongdoing.
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Treaty deal with aboriginal people under negotiation in Victoria
The Aboriginal flag at an Invasion Day rally at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, outside Old Parliament House in Canberra, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017. Source: AAP
The state of Victoria is a navigating a Treaty deal with its Aboriginal people for the first time in Australia. The process aims to acknowledge Aboriginal rights and improve the community's future by recognising past wrongdoing.
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