Australian voters rejected the constitutional amendment proposing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. The result was a setback for the constitutional recognition strategy advanced through the Uluru process. It did not determine the validity of Indigenous sovereignty claims or end alternative campaigns for treaties and truth-telling.
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Defeat of the Voice referendum ended all Indigenous treaty and truth-telling campaigns in Australia.
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The vote rejected a particular constitutional proposal. Other political and legal pathways continued.