Voices / Dhuniai: Federation, democracy and the Constitution

Event details

Events and Exhibitions

Mon–Fri: 9am – 5pm
Sat–Sun: 10am – 4pm

Location

National Archives of Australia
National Office
Kings Avenue, Parkes 
ACT 2600

Price

Free

Take a journey through the history of the Australian Constitution and the democratic system it has created.

The Constitution provides the legal framework for how we live together as Australians. It’s also about the values and aspirations we share. So how was it written, and how can it be updated to reflect changing times and attitudes?

The exhibition also embraces dialogue about the troubled history of constitutional discrimination against First Australians and historical and ongoing attempts to create change.

Dhuniai means 'talk' in the language of the Ngunnawal people of Canberra. 

Go on a 3D virtual tour of Voices / Dhuniai

About our permanent exhibitions

The National Office in Canberra has 2 permanent exhibitions showcasing stories from the collection: Voices / Dhuniai and Connections / Mura gadi.