No Small Change: The Road to Recognition for Indigenous Australia

The book explores the significant constitutional changes in Australia regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights, highlighting the 1967 referendum as a catalyst for progress in land rights and self-determination. It reflects on historical milestones, such as the Council of Aboriginal Affairs and the Gove land rights case, while examining the ongoing challenges and the potential impact of a new referendum. Written by a respected commentator on legal and human rights, it aims to stimulate important discussions on recognizing Indigenous heritage and addressing historical injustices.