Weekend One on One: Thomas Mayo

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Tomorrow (Mon Oct 14) marks one year since Australia's failed referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. One of the leading campaigners for the Yes case in that vote, Thomas Mayo, reflects with SBS' Ewa Staszewska.

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