We could be voting on voice within year
Anthony Albanese has announced Australians will go to a referendum on the Indigenous voice as early as July 1 and the historic vote will be held no later than June 30, 2024.
Indigenous Voice To Parliament
Bias may spring from efforts to appease powerful voice
It will be a brave parliament that ignores or chooses not to follow it.
Dutton gives voice to doubts
Peter Dutton wants to ‘remain open-spirited and generous-minded’ about an Indigenous voice but he is demanding more answers from Labor on how the body would work.
Fear of speaking out on voice a concern in our democracy
What concerns me is the fact that senior QCs will not go on the record. These lions of the Bar will not put their name to a point of view for fear of ostracism and financial suffering.
We’ve been fringe-dwellers in our own country for too long
Generations of First Nations people have tried to influence, educate, cajole, beg, explain and justify ourselves to successive governments. Enough and no more.
Albanese’s working model a voice of authority
Anthony Albanese has given his clearest indication yet of how an Indigenous voice might operate by citing the Torres Strait Islands’ elected local authority as an example of a voice that already exists.
We should be listening to right voices on cashless card
At a time of debate about an Indigenous voice to parliament, we seem to have a city-centric government doing the opposite.
ABC host offers Dutton a ‘history’ lesson
The broadcaster’s 7.30 host took issue with the Opposition Leader for daring to ask for some detail on a Voice to Parliament.
Price’s real-world view seen as a threat in voice debate
If only those designated with the label “woke” really were “woke” – alert and alive to reality – they might heed Price’s words.
People power will decide fate of an Indigenous voice, not politics
We can, and must, increase our political and individual awareness of the real needs of all those who call Australia home.
ABC reporter Bridget Brennan starts ‘reparations’ debate
ABC Indigenous Affairs editor sparked a serious escalation in the debate about the implications of a voice to parliament.
For the best possible voice, we need Price’s practical eye
The new NT senator is in a powerful position to help shape the model.
Why the Indigenous voice may talk over parliament
My experience while in Moree showed me that goodwill and support abounded. If the Yes vote for the voice wins, will it still be like that?
Greens peddle political fallacy, statistical lie
Adam Bandt wants more radical agendas on climate change and the voice to parliament … and he’s building a false narrative to justify it.
No rush for voice vote: Burney
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney insists the government is in no rush to finalise a timetable for the Indigenous voice referendum.
Albanese’s voice referendum: simple yes or no
Anthony Albanese will put a ‘simple’ yes-or-no question to a referendum to create an Indigenous voice in the Constitution but with politicians retaining the power to define its functions.
Indigenous voice is a question in search of answers
Janet Albrechtsen once again sheds light on the dim opacity of the left.
Cometh the hour, cometh the PM:
It’s often said Anthony Albanese is not a great orator – but on the first day in Parliament as PM, he found fluency on a topic close to the heart.
Langton has advanced understanding of a voice
It matters that professors Marcia Langton and Tom Calma have worked to advance understanding of the potential form and function of the Indigenous voice.
Want a voice? It should be a simple Yes or No
Those who argue for the development of a more detailed model are, consciously or unconsciously, motivated by a desire to sabotage the process.
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