The Voice
Almost fifty years ago, on a spring morning in 1975, the Australian experiment in democracy came undone. On the steps of Parliament House, Australia's 21st Prime Minister—Edward Gough Whitlam&md...
Marking a historic moment in Australian television, University of Sydney Primary Education student Olivia Coe Fox has become the first person to sing in an Aboriginal language on TV series The Voice A...
"Sovereignty never ceded" is a phrase often heard at rallies, cultural events and in Acknowledgments of Country. It signifies that Indigenous people never gave up their sovereignty over the land despi...
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has described the suggestion Labor would pursue a Voice to Parliament again as a "kick in the guts". Speaking on the Betoota Advocate podcast released on Monday, Senat...
The Voice referendum saw First Nations people experience increasingly open and hostile levels of racism—much of it in the media and online, a report has found.
Three Māori contestants have made strides in The Voice Australia, each advancing to the semi-finals and showcasing their talents on a national stage.
Indigenous affairs in Australia are at its lowest ebb in modern history, one of the leaders of the Uluṟu Dialogue says on the one-year anniversary of the defeated Voice to parliament referendum.
ReconciliationWA is inviting the community to come together to share and reflect one year on from the Voice Referendum. The organisation said this week that the past year has been one of change, refra...
In his book 'Reflections on the Voice: During and After the Campaign', Professor Andrew Gunstone underscores the ongoing importance of continuing crucial conversations to drive meaningful change.
Indigenous leaders have criticised a decision by the federal government to move away from treaties and a focus on regional voices by choosing "practical" measures in the latest budget.
Actor and activist Meyne Wyatt has described the Voice as "crumbs", but said Indigenous people should not be surprised the proposal was defeated."They don't want you to have anything.
The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) says the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum is a "missed opportunity" for the country.
After more than 14,000km and six months on the road, marathon runner Pat Farmer's trek for the Indigenous voice has reached its finish line at Uluru.