This record is an action sheet produced by the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI), an organisation that managed a nationwide ‘Yes’ campaign for the 1967 referendum.

This record is a letter sent to the Governor-General in 1971, discussing views on whether Neville Bonner should be publicly recognised as the first Aboriginal person to serve in the Australian Parliament.

This is a cabinet paper created by the Australian government to describe a petition it received from Yorta Yorta man William Cooper.

This record is a letter written by Yorta Yorta man William Cooper.

This book of Lutheran gospels and teachings has been translated into the Aranda (or ‘Arrernte’) language for First Australians living in Ntaria (Hermannsburg).

This photo shows First Australians teaching Pitjantjatjara language to a group of adults in Alice Springs.

This is a picture dictionary in Gunwinggu language for children. It is an example of attempts to record and teach First Australian languages.

This photo was taken on the day when the deeds of Uluru National Park (now Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park) were handed back to the Anangu Traditional Owners.

This confidential Cabinet document provides details about the parliamentary process leading up to the 1967 Referendum.