In this final session Kim and James discuss the history of The Voice to Parliament referendum proposal, and what is contained in the proposal for the referendum.

In this session Kim and James discuss the role of ‘The Crown’ in the Australian Constitution. Recorded on Wiradyuri Country. Before October 14th Referendum date was announced.

In this session Kim and James look directly at section 128 and what it says about how to change the Constitution – some of the quirky history around it – with links back to the first session on history and what is involved now in a referendum this year. Recorded before the October 14th Referendum…

In this session Kim and James discuss what Representative Democracy is and how it is reflected in the constitution.

This session identifies things that are not in the Australian Constitution as well as the things that are in there!

In this session we highlight how the first 3 chapters of the Constitution define institutional structures—the Parliament, the Executive and the Judiciary.

In this session Kim and James explain Federal and State governments and what the Constitution says each is meant to be doing under the Constitution.

In this session we highlight section 41 of the Australian Constitution. With links to women’s influence on the drafting.

In 2023 Australians are being asked to change the Constitution. If we are being asked to change something, shouldn’t we know what is in it already?