Megan Davis found an old copy of the Australian Constitution at the back of a book when she was a girl. Thirty years later, she wants to change it to give the Voice to her people.

Only eight out of 45 constitutional referendums have succeeded in Australia. Why are we so reluctant to change our constitution? Much ink has been spilled in attempting to answer this question.

“It’s a story book.” The story may be about to get longer. James is standing at the base of Uluru, a humungous monolith embedded in the red desert near the middle of Australia.

The companies of the ASX 200 are working to change the Australian Constitution – our national rule book that binds us all – in a way more than half of all Australians say they now oppose.

Australia's Constitution came into effect on the 1st of January 1901 when we became a federation. The constitution is still Australia's most important legal document. No other laws can over-rule it.

The government and the Referendum Working Group also announced the proposed wording that will be altered in the Australian Constitution if a 'yes' vote is successful. The question Australians will ...

Far from maintaining the status quo, the No vote reduces the Australian constitution to a legal fiction predicated on the lie that First Peoples were not dispossessed by white invasion.

Only eight out of 45 constitutional referendums have succeeded in Australia. Why are we so reluctant to change our constitution? Much ink has been spilled in attempting to answer this question.