Navigating Referendums and National Identity in Australia

This chapter examines the intricate challenges faced by the Australian constitutional referendum process, focusing on societal conservativism and its influence on public support for reform. The discussion highlights the tension between historical perspectives and the need for inclusivity, particularly regarding Indigenous rights within Australia's evolving identity. The speakers also explore the implications of constitutional amendments as vehicles for popular sovereignty and the complexities of integrating diverse voices into the national dialogue.