Two weeks into the election campaign, both major political parties have already fallen foul of section 44 of the Constitution - barring dual citizens from being elected into parliament. But with Australia's parliament a long way off accurately reflecting the cultural diversity of the communities it serves, many are now asking if it's time to change the constitution.
Two weeks into the election campaign, both major political parties have already fallen foul of section 44 of the Constitution - barring dual citizens from being elected into parliament. But with Australia's parliament a long way off accurately reflecting the cultural diversity of the communities it serves, many are now asking if it's time to change the constitution.
