The Voice
The Voice
BooksPlus supports an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to parliament.
Our position
As a business committed to inclusivity and fostering a sense of belonging, BooksPlus firmly stands with the 'Yes' campaign, advocating for constitutional recognition and representation for the first peoples of our country.
A letter to our team
The Voice Letter.pdf
1.1 MB
The referendum question
The Uluru Statement from the Heart
Resources & articles
The Voice - Resources
“Listen and read about what the Voice to Parliament means and how this affects Australian democracy.”
The Uluru Statement from the Heart - Supporter Kit
“Take action – walk with us.
Above all else, the Uluru Statement from the Heart is an invitation for all Australians to walk with First Nations to achieve real change. Here’s what you can do now.”
"Our resources page contains all of the information you need to be informed about the Uluru Statement from the Heart and a First Nations Voice to Parliament protected by the Constitution.”
"DCA supports the and we are supporting the .
We have collated the following resources for our members to learn more about how you too can support the Yes! Campaign as an individual or as an organisation”
Socials media handles & hashtags
“It’s time to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Constitution through a Voice.
Let’s get this done!”
ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART - see file attached or click the title to be taken to the website.
“A First Nations Voice to Parliament protected by the Constitution is a key element of the Uluru Statement from the Heart.”
The Voice - Articles
The Conversation - “This is the first article in our three-part series explaining Voice, Treaty and Truth.”
UNSW Sydney - This is the first article in our three-part series explaining Voice, Treaty and Truth.
RMIT Universtiy - “None of the agencies advise Parliament on matters specifically affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, nor are they constitutionally enshrined. Therefore, they do not fulfil the role of the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, according to constitutional law experts.”
The Guardian - “an updated version of an explainer first published in August 2022.”
ANU - Responding to common concerns about an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voice
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