SA gets the numbers to create nation’s first First Nations Voice
The South Australian government now has the majority support needed in the upper house for a state-based Voice to Parliament to be legislated next month.
The South Australian government now has the majority support needed in the upper house for a state-based Voice to Parliament to be legislated next month.
A legal system rule that’s been criticised for shutting Aboriginal experts out of cases unless they have specific qualifications would be removed under the change.
Australia Day, Invasion Day, Survival Day, whatever you want to call it, is still the most divisive day in the country, writes Douglas Smith.
Aboriginal leaders say they’re shocked by the Ceduna mayor’s claims anti-social behaviour is linked to money from mining royalties.
Boat operators on the River Murray have welcomed the state government’s announcement that it will divide the River into eight zones.
Farms are cut off and more than 100 shacks under water as Riverland communities wait for waters to peak.
Novak Djokovic – who says he holds no grudges but “can’t forget” the vaccination saga which saw him deported – has been spotted hiking in an Adelaide beauty spot.
As we get closer to a referendum on enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, many First Australians are worried, writes Douglas Smith.
A woman who claims to be an Adnyamathanha traditional owner says teleportation “portals” exist in Australia – but has been accused in court of distorting Aboriginal culture.
Traces of cocaine have been found among Schoolies revellers, it can be revealed – prompting calls for a greater crackdown on the expensive designer drug.
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