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Voice referendum date to be revealed in Adelaide as South Australia emerges as swing state

Guardian Australia analysis shows yes and no campaign advertising is focused more on SA, Tasmania and WA, and less on east coast states

The Guardian - AU

Auckland Council: Should Māori get two seats at the table?

Can the region with the largest Māori population in the country communicate the subtle difference between representation and participation as the public submit their views on Māori seats?

Newsroom.co.nz

If you ‘don’t know’ about the Voice, how about you actually listen?

Do conservatives have nothing better to do than fuel misinformation about the Voice to Parliament? Apparently not.

Crikey

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NSW court rules Catholic church can’t get a fair trial in civil case over paedophile priest

The Catholic church has successfully argued it can’t get a fair trial for alleged child abuse perpetrated by notorious priest David Joseph Perrett because Perrett and other key witnesses have died

The Guardian - AU

MP Rebekha Sharkie accused of ‘bullying’ former staffer in Fair Work case

Electorate office staffer argues in court that Centre Alliance MP took ‘adverse action’ by changing her work hours

The Guardian - AU

Is Minns channelling Morrison and Taylor? NSW mulls its own ‘CoalKeeper’ tax

Will the NSW government do the right thing in expediting investment in renewables, storage and energy transmission or take the easy way out?

Crikey

Morning Mail: Surge in child strep A infections; far-right ‘falsehoods’; cablecar rescue drama

Far-right groups co-opting comments by controversial New Zealand activist, and journal reports rise in flesh-eating invasive disease among children

The Guardian - AU

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Rare private prosecution in forestry death

A Tairāwhiti family has brought a rare private prosecution against a logging contractor over the workplace death of their son in a Hawkes Bay pine forest. Rebecca Macfie reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

Activists hit with restraining orders lawyer claims will stop them speaking out about Woodside

Fossil fuel company denies orders granted after incident at CEO’s home are intended to prevent campaigners from speaking out

The Guardian - AU

One in 10 students are falling behind on literacy and numeracy, revamped Naplan finds

NSW had the best results while more than 30% of students in the Northern Territory failed to meet proficiency standards

The Guardian - AU

Far-right voice opponents co-opt comments from controversial New Zealand speaker

Julian Batchelor, who campaigns against Māori co-governance, says he ‘can’t control what other people do with what I say’

The Guardian - AU

‘Why’d you tell that silly story?’: Zachary Rolfe’s bodycam footage played in inquest

An inquest into the deaths of four Aboriginal women killed by their partners found one victim was flagged as a maker of ‘false statements’.

Crikey

Stan Grant resigns from ABC and four-decade media career for university role

Former Q+A host appointed professor of journalism and inaugural director of Constructive Institute Asia Pacific

The Guardian - AU

‘Maximum AUKUS’: Labor gets its war on, as social democracy slips beneath the waves

AUKUS commits us to the US’ war with China, while the submarine deal drains our capacity to build a better society.

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Decarbonising the denialist way: what the climate saboteurs at the Business Council want, c/o the C|T Group

When the BCA lectures us on climate action aided by Liberal Party strategists it pays to remember it sabotaged action over 20 years.

Crikey

Loves Labor’s lost: discontent among the fringe dwellers

As the big-ticket items were being discussed on the big stage at Labor’s national conference, off to the side a ‘fringe’ group talked up a storm.

Crikey

What the marriage equality vote can teach us about the Voice referendum

‘Whatever its defects, the symbolism of a Yes vote is to support greater recognition and equality of Indigenous peoples.’

The Conversation

A retiring NZ MP has suggested joining Australia – we should at least think about it (before saying no)

Big policy ideas usually don’t come up in parliamentary valedictory speeches – they’re for saying goodbye and thank you. So departing Labour MP Jamie Strange was the exception last week when he made a case for New Zealand and Australia becoming one country.

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The Guardian - AU

NSW police watchdog to oversee investigation into arrest of Indigenous man with disability in Taree

Teenager remains in custody and faces seven charges, including hindering or resisting a police officer

Crikey

Mark McGowan has been auditioning for his new mining job for six years

The former WA premier quit politics partly due to the strain of constant conflict, so it’s no surprise he’s headed to the resources sector, having kept conflict at a minimum with that industry.

Crikey

AUKUS reveals the Scott Morrison show is the only one in town

Is it supreme pragmatism, or the betrayal of time-honoured values and history in pursuit of power, that animates modern Labor?

Crikey

The truth about Scott Morrison: he lied, lied some more, and then lied again

The former PM and minister for everything could have won gold for Australia in a world lying championship, Crikey readers say.

Crikey

What a 20th-century German intellectual can tell us about the Voice debate

Perversity, futility and jeopardy. How do these three frameworks, identified by an influential economist, offer insight on the Voice to Parliament?

The Hindu

Bringing down trees

Planted saplings to make streets green; faced resistance from people; 20-25 trees survive; need to protect existing trees & plant more to avert climate catastrophe.

Newsroom.co.nz

National's list starts to reflect Luxon's wish for diversity

Christopher Luxon has done what his party members didn’t and improved the gender imbalance in a future caucus, but still has a way to go when it comes to representing a multi-cultural New Zealand

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