First Nations leaders are calling for a federal treaty and truth-telling process, echoing Victoria's groundbreaking move. But this isn't without controversy. While some states are embracing the idea, others are skeptical, with Queensland even repealing its Path to Treaty Act. The push for a national treaty is a 'generational fight', according to advocates, who argue that truth-telling is crucial for healing and reconciliation. However, the Victorian opposition leader has pledged to repeal the state's treaty if elected, sparking debate. So, what's the future of treaties in Australia? And how can we navigate the complexities of truth-telling and reconciliation?
