Qld No vote in Voice referendum strongest in the country
Queensland voters rejected the proposed Voice to Parliament in strong numbers, delivering the strongest No vote in the country.
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Premier snubs Yes campaign event for Polish Club’s birthday bash
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has snubbed the Yes campaign event for the Brisbane Polish Club’s 70th birthday bash as the Voice referendum was voted out.
‘I’m trying to king-hit people’: Watch as Bob Katter explodes amid fiery clash with officials
Bob Katter has been involved in a heated clash with government officials, declaring he had voted no because the Voice would not offer any meaningful outcomes. FOLLOW LIVE
Treasurer: Queensland has the most to lose from Voice defeat
Queensland-based federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the state should not be underestimated, and warns its high Indigenous population means it had the most at stake in the referendum.
15c more than Sydney: Why Brisbane drivers are paying through the nozzle
Brisbane petrol prices have been running at an inexplicable 15c-a-litre higher than Sydney in the past month.
‘Wake up Australia’: Elder’s harsh message ahead of Voice vote
Australia has “been asleep since the 1967 referendum” about why the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people is not closing, a Queensland elder says ahead of the referendum.
Let us ‘own solutions’: Torres Strait Island mayor urges Voice support
If the Voice referendum fails, there won’t be “an appetite” to improve conditions for First Nations from the government or the public for a long time, says an Indigenous leader.
20m stretch of land at centre of native title clash
A dispute over a small section of land running along an idyllic Queensland beach is at the centre of a native title controversy.
Revealed: New AI framework for Qld schools
Queensland teachers will today be given a framework for how artificial intelligence can be managed in schools, following months of fear and uncertainty.
Fears of hidden cost as supermarket meat prices drop
Beef and lamb prices are dropping on supermarket shelves, as farmers are forced to start slashing record herds fearing the impact of the coming drought season.
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