Afternoon Update: Protests mark ‘Invasion Day’; Indigenous voice debate rages; and Netflix crackdown on password sharing

Protesters march from Victoria’s Parliament House to Flinders Street Station during the Treaty Before Voice Invasion Day protest in Melbourne on Thursday. Photograph: Alexi J Rosenfeld/Getty Images

Thousands marched across the nation today to mark 26 January as a day of mourning and invasion.

But protesters expressed differing views on the Indigenous voice to parliament, with Greens senator Lidia Thorpe insisting on a “treaty before the voice”. Thorpe told Guardian Australia at a large rally in Melbourne that “I have not got a guarantee [from Labor] that our sovereignty will not be ceded [if an Indigenous voice to parliament proceeds].”