Is Mise,

Triple citizenship?

Australia remains the only Western democratic country
with neither a constitutional nor federal legislative
bill of rights to protect its citizens. Australia does
not have a "Bill of Rights".

When Australian politicians had to decide whether to
adopt a bill of rights they decided against it. Politicians
were fearful that a bill of rights would undermine some
of the discriminatory provisions of the law at that time.
For example, those which disadvantaged Aboriginal people.

Since Federation many attempts were made to introduce a
bill of rights - 1929, 1942, 1959, 1973, 1983, 1985, 1988
and 2009 and probably more. So far all have failed.

Aboriginal people have to live with the consequences of
Australia's failure to protect their basic human rights
every day and continue to experience racial discrimination
in many areas of life.

Aboriginal people generally experience lower standards of
health, education, employment, and housing. They are over
represented in the criminal justice system and the care
and protection systems nationally compared to non-
Aboriginal people.

They also suffer from limited recognition and protection of
their culture, languages and rights and ownership of land
and resources.

One law one people?

Our politicians are not prepared for that - yet.

Indigenous Affairs Minister Ken Wyatt who attended the
United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva last year
may assist the Australian Government in promoting and
investing empowerment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Australians. It will be a challenge - but
perhaps he can succeed where others have failed.

There's more at the following link:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-29/scott-morrison-ministry-ken-wyatt-indigenous-affairs/11157998

Opinion,

Yes, triple, depends on the countries and the ancestry.

On Australia's future, China could invade tomorrow and there is very little that we could do about it.
Australia is undefended and undefendable and as the majority of its citizens are considered to be untrustworthy then they couldn't be expected to defend the place.

Foxy,

More divisiveness.

Everything that has been thrown at the problem has failed.

You haven't yet said why you think young Aboriginal girls should be denied their rights as citizens.

Is Mise,

I think Australia's politicians, bureaucrats and businesses have handed the country to China on a plate and I think Chinese in the PRC and Australia have an expectation that Australia will become part of a Chinese empire.

I don't think there will be too many people in Australia who would be running to join up to fight for Australia. Half the population was born elsewhere so they won't be risking their lives for a country they don't have an autochthonous relationship. I assume the CCP will allow those people to return to their homelands prior to a mass transmigration of Chinese from the PRC to Australia (to take the population pressure off China.)