Conversations: with Nicholas Aroney, Professor of Constitutional Law at The University of Queensland

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

What Role Has the Constitution Played in Australia?

02:22 • 4min

3

The Framers of the Australian Constitution

06:32 • 5min

4

Democracy Sets Up Rules

11:30 • 3min

5

Is There a Voice?

14:13 • 5min

6

The Voice Is Trying to Negotiate This Issue

18:54 • 3min

7

The National Farmers Federation and the Country Women's Association

22:21 • 4min

8

Recognising Indigenous People

26:04 • 2min

9

The Uluru Statement From the Heart

28:34 • 2min

10

Treaty or Treaties Plural?

30:50 • 3min

11

The Indigenous Voice in the Plural

33:54 • 4min

12

The Indigenous Voice in the Australian Constitution

37:42 • 4min

13

Do You Want a Republic Without Details?

41:24 • 5min

14

What's the Machinery of Amendment?

46:47 • 5min

15

Would the Voice Be to the Parliament or to the Executive Government?

51:26 • 3min

16

The Executive Government and Executive Power

54:22 • 2min

17

Is There a Duty to Consult?

56:12 • 4min

18

The Voice Is Carried

01:00:24 • 2min

19

Is the Constitution a Racist Document?

01:02:06 • 2min

20

Are We Speaking the Wrong Words?

01:04:05 • 2min

21

Co-Governance in Canada and New Zealand

01:05:44 • 3min

22

Is the Voice in the Constitution?

01:08:23 • 3min

23

What's the Point of the Interstate Commission?

01:11:51 • 5min

24

Who Has the Right to Vote in Australia?

01:17:18 • 2min

25

What's the Difference Between a Preamble and a Constitution?

01:19:10 • 6min