Australia's relationship with its Indigenous peoples 'should have been fixed 230 years ago'

Tuesday, 8 October 2019
As Victoria and the Northern Territory take steps towards a treaty process, Indigenous leader Mick Dodson has discussed what he believes it would mean for Australia at a human rights event in Sydney.

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Australia's relationship with its Indigenous peoples 'should have been fixed 230 years ago'

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