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Don’t change the Senate

9 September 2017

9:00 AM

9 September 2017

9:00 AM

Defenders of the constitution have our work cut out for us. It seems that every day brings a new, novel, bad idea to change the constitution. Whether it’s a referendum to allow foreign citizens to serve in the Australian parliament, a bizarre two-step plebiscite and referendum process to become a republic, radical proposals to recognise indigenous Australians in the constitution, or a change to fixed four-year terms for federal parliament.

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