Don't forget the foundation of genocide and displacement, followed by centuries of subjugation, propaganda, "reeducation", exploitation, economic and political maginalization and racism.
So Australians should solidify their status in to the constitution in perpetuity? How do you square that with basic principle of liberal universalism?
I would assert that giving Aboriginal peoples a voice in government is a "bare minimum decency" sort of thing, rather than some sort of abstract attack on "basic principles of liberal universalism".
How do you personally choose whether an indigenous group have a right to be represented? For example, should people in Britain who can trace their ancestors to the Mesolithic gain this right too?
Perhaps a referendum would be a good way to do it? The UK has proposed, and even passed, a few of those in recent memory
Please, stop the train, I want to step down...
Are the people of the UK feeling represented since all those referendum passed?