PM Anthony Albanese Australia has said we need to find a new way forward with reconciliation, as Indigenous Yes campaigners and supporters announced they were in mourning after Australians overwhelmingly voted No to the Voice.
Polling booths have closed in four states and the ACT, with counting now underway to determine Australia’s stance on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
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It’s dominated the headlines all year, but many Aussies are only now starting to pay attention to The Voice debate. For those who came in late, here are the essentials to know.
Working outside in the extreme heat of a sweltering summer can be deadly, but Aussie inventors reckon they have a new weapon to help reduce the risk.
Heat is set to be a factor in both the AFL and NRL grand finals, with concerns conditions could be pushed into the ‘red zone’ – or beyond. This is what it means for the players and fans.
A season of extreme weather is coming – with meteorologists tipping one of Australia’s longest-standing climate records is likely to fall. See what extremes are predicted for where you live.
Millions of Australians will decide on October 14 whether to amend the Constitution to formally recognise Indigenous peoples. Here is everything you need to know about the No campaign.
Here is everything you need to know about the Yes campaign, ahead of the referendum on October 14 where Australia will decide whether to amend the Constitution to formally recognise Indigenous peoples.
We name cyclones, but not heatwaves, which kill far more people. With a hot and dry El Nino summer on its way, should we start? Have your say.
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