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Could NZ's experience help with Australia's Voice to Parliament?

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As a referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament draws closer, discussions about Treaty have dominated political debate. Whether or not the referendum for an Indigenous Voice succeeds, several states have already embarked on their own Treaty process turning to New Zealand for guidance.
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