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Mum's plea years after her 'little protector' vanished

The mother of Zac Barnes who disappeared more than six years ago has made a heartfelt plea for answers about his fate, saying he deserved to be respected.

AAP

'He was more than what happened': family remembers Zac Barnes at inquest

The Metford teenager's mother prays she will be able to bring Zac home, after the inquest into his disappearance wrapped up.

Newcastle Herald

Afternoon Update: Albanese talks tough on voice; Big W removes sex book after staff abused; and new development in Tupac’s murder

Prime minister says it is ‘dumb’ to expect change without Indigenous voice

The Guardian - AU

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Linda Burney rules out debate on voice referendum with Jacinta Nampinjinpa Price

‘This is about Australians not politicians,’ Indigenous Australians minister says, as opposition calls voice proposal a ‘dog’s breakfast’

The Guardian - AU

A First Nations school day: less classroom, more language, culture and Country

A student in a Western system of education needs a classroom. A teacher needs a certificate. A First Nations model is very different.

Crikey

High-level talks amid tensions over security pact

Two of Australia's most senior ministers will meet with their US counterparts as the Albanese government faces calls to withdraw from a major security pact.

AAP

Albanese says it’s ‘dumb’ to expect change without Indigenous voice in talkback radio clash

PM tells 2GB radio’s Ben Fordham that media have a responsibility not to ‘raise red herrings’ after being repeatedly questioned over impacts of voice proposal

The Guardian - AU

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‘Entire system change’: landmark moment in the fight for First Nations education

Indigenous Australians want their own system of education, one with language, culture and Country — not classrooms — at its core.

Crikey

Andrew Leigh, God’s lonely man, wants more unaligned Labor company

Labor’s Andrew Leigh doesn’t like factions, isn’t in one, and thinks they’re damaging his party. Now he’s broken Labor’s code of silence on the issue.

Crikey

Crikey partners with ICTV to go beyond the Yes-No Voice sound bites

Crikey is joining forces with local Indigenous media in the Northern Territory to bridge politics (Crikey) and community (ICTV).

Crikey

Australia’s referendum debate has been dominated by outrage content farmers – not the voices we need to hear

The perspectives of those who will benefit most from the Indigenous voice to parliament are being crowded out by high-profile no side elites offering indignation but no solutions

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Indigenous school inequality, El Niño threat, Trump predicts his arrest over January 6

New figures show how Gonski has failed to deliver more funding for Indigenous children, while concern grows about prospect of ‘a very bad summer’

The Guardian - AU

Grant returns to stage to demystify referendum issues

Trailblazing journalist Stan Grant will reappear in public to front an expert panel breaking down the 2023 referendum on the voice to parliament.

AAP

Future at stake in looming reboot of higher education

Bold and significant change is needed in Australia's higher education system and complacency cannot be tolerated, says a review looking to safeguard its future.

AAP

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There's a fraction too much faction in Labor: minister

Assistant Minister Andrew Leigh says Labor needs to be more accommodating to members who do not want to be aligned to well-entrenched factions.

The Guardian - AU

Australian universities must provide more places for poorer students to meet future labour market demands, report says

Giving more access to young people from lower socioeconomic and outer suburban areas is key as amount of jobs requiring degrees rapidly rises, report says

The Guardian - AU

‘Where is the accountability?’: Indigenous children bear the brunt of Australia’s unequal education system

In the Northern Territory, the failure to implement the Gonski funding reforms has left students with the fewest resources further disadvantaged

The Conversation

Andrew Leigh calls out how Labor's factional 'duopoly' is undermining the party

Andrew Leigh, an assistant minister in the Albanese government, has launched a swingeing attack on the stranglehold the factional “duopoly” has on the Labor Party.

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The Guardian - AU

Alex Hawke and Sussan Ley among Liberal MPs facing preselection challenges

Nominations for first batch of federal NSW seats reveal Scott Morrison allies Hawke and Melissa McIntosh face contest as does Paul Fletcher

Newcastle Herald

'He wasn't himself': inside the final moments before teen vanished

The last people to see Zac Barnes alive have fronted the inquest into his disappearance.

The Independent UK

Dingoes attack a woman jogging on Australian island beach and leave her hospitalised

A pack of dingoes has injured a woman who was jogging on a popular Austrialian tourist island in the latest clash between humans and native dogs

Crikey

Referendum pamphlets a ‘missed opportunity’ for truth in political advertising laws, critics say

Australian laws only prohibit misinformation related to the running of elections and referendums — not the political messaging that engulfs them.

The Conversation

The campaign pamphlets for the Voice don't offer new perspectives. Do they still serve a purpose?

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has published the “yes” and “no” pamphlets for the Voice to Parliament on its website. The pamphlet will eventually be printed and must be delivered to every household around the country at least 14 days before the referendum.

The Guardian - AU

Traditional owners win court case to stop nuclear waste dump in South Australia

Judge sides with Barngarla people when blocking facility near Kimba, citing ‘apprehended bias’ of former Coalition resources minister Keith Pitt

AAP

Barngarla people cheer after halting Kimba nuclear dump

The Federal Court has set aside a decision to build a nuclear waste facility at Kimba, upholding the Barngarla people's case against the dump on their country.

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