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The world was stumped over England's call for 'the spirit of cricket'

'I can't wait for the third Test.'

Newcastle Herald

Bluey, bookclubs and bad mothers on Canberra Writers Festival menu

New director Beejay Silcox has taken a broad brush to the political theme.

The Canberra Times

'Why didn't we know?' is no excuse. Non-Indigenous Australians must listen to the difficult historical truths told by First Nations people

Big things are being asked of history in 2023. Later this year, we will vote in the referendum to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representative body – the Voice to Parliament – in the Australian constitution.

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NSW needs common sense in overhauling the planning system

Clearly this has been one of the leading causes of the housing shortage.

Newcastle Herald

March organisers hit-out at council's Voice stance as NAIDOC celebrations begin

About 300 people gathered to celebrate NAIDOC week with a march from Maitland Court House.

Newcastle Herald

How to have informed and respectful conversations about Indigenous issues like the Voice

As Australia prepares for the Voice referendum later this year, some commentators struggle to create a respectful space for all sides of politics. Especially to discuss the proposed constitutional change.

The Conversation

The Voice Kids 2023 on ITV: time, judges and coaches and how the show works

The talent competition is back for a seventh season

Manchester Evening News

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Greens councillor's air quality query fuels Supercars scepticism

'Residents are very familiar with this kind of thing'

Newcastle Herald

Five-year terms may give politicians the time to lead the way

'It makes lots of sense'

Newcastle Herald

The Voice alone won't solve the issues facing Indigenous people. Everyone has to do that work

During this year’s Reconciliation Week I asked the group of non-Indigenous students I was teaching “who is responsible for doing Reconciliation work?”.

The Conversation

Williams advocates for Voice in Hall of Fame speech

Port Adelaide AFL premiership coach Mark Williams has delivered a stirring and passionate Hall of Fame induction speech to advocate for Indigenous footballers.

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This year's surplus will be bigger than the $4.2 billion projected at budget time: Chalmers

The surplus for the financial year that ends Friday will be larger than the $4.2 billion forecast in the budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers will say on Wednesday.

The Conversation

Famous Glasgow Karaoke Bar to host hunt for next talent for TV show The Voice

City Centre favourite The Horseshoe Bar has teamed up with The Voice UK to help find the best Scottish talent.

Glasgow Live

Support for the Voice to Parliament slumps in Newspoll, along with Albanese's ratings

In this week’s federal Newspoll, conducted with a longer-than-usual fieldwork period (June 16–24) from a larger-than-usual sample of 2,303 people, the “no” vote to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament took the lead by 47–43%, reversing a “yes” lead of 46–43% three weeks ago. Newspoll figures are from The Poll Bludger.

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PM Anthony Albanese: There’s absolutely nothing to fear about the Voice

Australians need to put fair ahead of scare when casting their votes in the Voice referendum, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged.

The New Daily

PM Anthony Albanese insists he isn’t worried as support for the Voice takes another dip

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed polling showing support for the Indigenous Voice to parliament appears to be ebbing, saying the surveys are

The Conversation

Before the Barunga Declaration, there was the Barunga Statement, and Hawke's promise of Treaty

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names of deceased people.

The Guardian - AU

Australia Day, link roads and tax policy: the voice debate can only get better outside parliament

Depending on which critics you asked this week, the voice is either a toothless tiger or a threat to treasured institutions –it can’t be both

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Protesters' clamour over coal is making things worse in climate fight

What they achieve is to irritate the general population

The New Daily

Dutton’s questions on Voice continue, unrestrained by answers

Australia is not ready for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, Peter Dutton declared on Thursday.

The New Daily

Cancel Voice ‘con job’, Peter Dutton tells PM

Peter Dutton has launched an extraordinary attack on the Indigenous Voice, again urging Anthony Albanese to call off his year's referendum.

The Conversation

View from The Hill: Linda Burney says the Voice won't be able to advise on Australia Day – but how could that be?

There was much celebration in the Albanese government this week at the passage through parliament of the bill to set up the referendum on the Voice. Anthony Albanese sent out a national rallying call ahead of the vote later this year: “I say to my fellow Australians: parliaments pass laws,…

Newcastle Herald

Knights fans got punished for Greg Marzhew's bus miss

I'm really struggling to understand why he should be stood down from playing.

The New Daily

‘Biggest danger’ named, as Indigenous Voice bill passes Parliament

Debate on the Voice bill drew opposition and sometimes inflammatory rhetoric from opposite poles of the political spectrum.

The Conversation

In a Voice campaign marked by confusing, competing claims, there's a better way to educate voters

With parliament now having passed the Voice to Parliament referendum bill, and with the campaign about to get underway in earnest, there is a critical need for more trusted information. As scholars of deliberative democracy, we suggest Australia borrow from the US state of Oregon a new way of informing…

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