The 1967 national referendum gives the Federal Government approval to make special laws for Aboriginal people and for Aboriginal people to be counted in the census. It was a record 'yes' vote of over 90%.
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The 1967 national referendum gives the Federal Government approval to make special laws for Aboriginal people and for Aboriginal people to be counted in the census. It was a record 'yes' vote of over 90%.
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