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Building our critical thinking skills

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National Museum of Australia site

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Collaborating for Indigenous Rights 1957-1973

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Churches came out in favour of a YES vote. The Australian Council of Churches, the Methodist Commission on Aboriginal Affairs and the Society of Friends had developed policies in Aboriginal affairs which favoured greater Commonwealth power in formulating and implementing policy for Aboriginal advancement.

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1967 Referendum - Constitutional change to include Indigenous peoples 

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1967 Referendum - Constitutional change to include Indigenous peoples 

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Reverend Michael Horsburgh, Faith and Lilon Bandler campaigning for a YES vote, 1967
Public figures, such as Faith Bandler, religious leaders, and children featured in the campaign for a YES vote on the Aboriginal question.

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Natives of N.S. Wales, as seen in the streets of Sydney’

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Natives of N.S. Wales, as seen in the streets of Sydney’

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Background:
This is a lithograph – a type of print - created by Augustus Earle (1793-1838) and printed by C Hullmandel, London, in 1830. Augustus Earle was born in England, and was an adventurous world traveler, colonial painter and lithographer, who spent several years in the colony of New South Wales between 1825 and 1828. Earle made a series of prints of early colonial every-day life

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Cartoon circa 1965