Aussie rock legend calls out plans for Kakadu
An Australian rock legend has claimed “people will be ready to rally from every corner of the nation” if a uranium licence is extended in Kakadu National Park.
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Radioactive battle lines drawn over NT mine proposal
Territorians are fighting to expand Kakadu National Park to stop another radiactive scar from being carved into Country.
NT Treaty process not ‘mucking around’
The Attorney-General has recommitted NT to a Treaty pathway following last year’s Voice failure. ‘We don’t need the rest of the country’s permission to do what we need to do.’
Protesters vow to block bulldozers ahead of Lee Point clearing date
Save Lee Point activist face a ticking clock as a date has been set for land clearing to resume for a controversial Top End housing development.
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Big banks sacked staff while splashing millions on failed Voice
Australia’s big four banks had a spare $7m to spend on the Voice ‘Yes’ campaign. And they made hundreds of staff redundant as they did it, amid a cost-of-living crisis.
Weird twist as Voice rejection creates problems for SA Libs
SA’s overwhelming rejection of the Voice referendum has created headaches for the Liberals in inner-city seats, Paul Starick writes, with the Greens set to pounce.
How the political snobs helped to ruin the Yes vote
The Voice result proves if you tell people they’re not smart enough to understand an idea, they will reject it. It doesn’t matter how good the idea is, writes David Penberthy.
Cost and set-up of the SA Voice laid bare
SA is getting a state Voice regardless of the referendum defeat, with more than 100 participants – and no cap on the number of committees. Here’s how much people will be paid.
Minns squashes move to rule out NSW Voice to Parliament
An Indigenous Voice to NSW Parliament is still a possibility after the Minns government refused to rule out legislating a state-based advisory body.
Indigenous elder causes stir with angry ‘rant’ at fancy breakfast event
An Aboriginal elder left breakfast goers stunned after calling for the King to be “dethroned”, attacking “no” Voice voters and likening the referendum result to the war in Gaza, witnesses say.
‘Not unreasonable’: Lord Mayor defends half-mast Aboriginal flag
The Adelaide Lord Mayor has called for calm after a councillor lashed her decision to lower the Aboriginal flag to half-mast in the wake of the Voice referendum.
Kamahl reveals final Voice stance
Kamahl found himself at the centre of controversy over his shifting stance on the Voice to Parliament. Now he explains what really happened.
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