CDU EXPERTS: The Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum date to be announced today

Charles Darwin University < 1 min read

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30 AUGUST, 2023

Who: Charles Darwin University Constitutional law expert Dr Alan Berman, Associate Professor of Law

Topics:

Indigenous peoples and international law.
Constitutional law.
Human rights, hate speech regulation and foreign policy.

Contact details: Call +61 8 8946 6721 or email [email protected] to arrange an interview.

Who: Charles Darwin University political economist Professor Rolf Gerritsen

Topics:

Intergovernmental relations, local government and policy management.
Indigenous development and community resilience.
Remote and northern Australia development.

Contact details: Call +61 8 8946 6721 or email [email protected] to arrange an interview.

Contact details:

Raphaella Saroukos she/her
Communications Officer
Marketing, Media & Communications
Larrakia Country
T: +61 8 8946 6721
E: [email protected]
W: cdu.edu.au

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