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Traditional custodians in the seat of Maranoa say they were expecting the Nationals leader to give them a call, but the phone never rang.

As the Indigenous Voice provoked divisions in the Nationals, Anthony Albanese rejected the party’s claim it wouldn’t help “close the gap” for First Nations Australians.

We asked three Indigenous Australians who are helping to close the gap in their communities whether they think the Voice to Parliament has the potential to make an impact.

Mia Davies has become the first state Nationals leader to criticise the federal branch's decision to not support the Voice to Parliament referendum.

The National party says it will campaign against a Voice to Parliament, which would enshrine an Indigenous-elected representative body into the constitution.

ABC Radio Perth talked to five young Indigenous people about their hopes, questions and concerns about the Voice, and what it means for the future.

First Nations lawyer, academic and land rights activist Noel Pearson has given the first of four lectures to be broadcast by the ABC.

Northern Europe's Indigenous people, the Sámi, say their way of life is being threatened by a wave of "green colonialism". Can their voices to parliament save them?

More than 60 of the country's prominent Indigenous voices gathered for crucial talks with the prime minister on Thursday to discuss the timing, question and education campaign around the Voice to Parliament.

On Saturday, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with former NBA star and current TV personality Shaquille O’Neal in Sydney to enlist the sport star’s support for constitutional recognition for an Indigenous voice. O’Neal voiced his support for changes to the Australian Constitution, but is his voice the right one?

Anthony Albanese says the American basketball legend sought him out to discuss the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.