SA Has Made History As The First State To Introduce An Indigenous Voice To Parliament

South Australia has made history as the first state to enact an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in a rare public ceremony attended by thousands of people.

President of the Legislative Council Terry Stephens and Commissioner for the First Nations Voice Dale Agius brought the bill before the South Australian Governor Frances Adamson for assent on Sunday.

Heaps of people gathered on the steps of the South Australian parliament in Adelaide to witness the bill pass both the lower and upper house despite the rainy weather, waving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags and cheering.