Photographs from the Voice to Parliament public ceremony [B 78645] • Photograph
Narungga woman Cheryl Axelby reading the Uluru Statement from the Heart at the passing and proclamation of the Voice to Parliament legislation
Narungga woman Cheryl Axelby reading the Uluru Statement from the Heart at the passing and proclamation of the Voice to Parliament legislation. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Tilly Tjala Thomas performing at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Tilly Tjala Thomas performing at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony, viewed on the big screen. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Crowd members hugging at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Crowd members hugging at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony, after the passing and proclamation of the legislation. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Aboriginal flag hanging on a barricade at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Aboriginal flag hanging on a barricade at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Man attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Man attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. He is wearing a 'Yes' t-shirt. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. Indigenous Affairs Reporter for The Advertiser Douglas Smith is speaking and can be seen on the big screen. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. Indigenous Affairs Reporter for The Advertiser Douglas Smith and reporter Tory Shepherd are standing in the crowd. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. Governor Frances Adamson can be seen speaking on the big screen. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Crowd attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. Musician Nathan May is performing and can be seen on the big screen. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
First Nations justice chalk writing and drawing on the road at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
First Nations justice chalk writing and drawing on the road at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Liberal Democrats protesters at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Liberal Democrats protesters holding signs, at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.