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Direct line to cabinet for Indigenous council leaders

First Nations leaders have hailed a landmark pact that will allow direct access to a state cabinet, earning comparisons with the failed Voice to Parliament.

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Aboriginal family alleges racism on referendum day

An Aboriginal family has filed a discrimination claim against the Australian Electoral Commission, alleging they experienced racism on referendum day in 2023.

AAP

I Love The Voice’s Twist On The Battles This Season, But It May Have Just Sent The Frontrunner Home

Well that backfired.

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No voice, no change: two years on from referendum

Australia voted no to a national voice to parliament on October 14 2023, but two years on, its advocates say they remain steadfast in their mission for change.

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Michael Bublé Became The First Coach On The Voice To Break His Chair, And I Can’t Get Over His Reaction

So very on brand.

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The Voice made a major rule change to its blind auditions — and it already saved one contestant

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The Voice Premiere Introduced Carson Daly’s Big Season 28 Twist, But Now I’ve Got More Questions

The host got his big moment.

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I’m a ChatGPT power user — these are the ChatGPT-5 upgrades that I plan on using the most

GPT-5 is finally here, and it’s full of powerful upgrades. As someone who uses ChatGPT daily, here are the new features I’m most excited about.

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Will Blake Shelton And Adam Levine Ever Reunite On The Voice? The Latest Tea On NBC, Major Money, And Their Bromance

I miss their bromance.

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I Couldn't Be More Excited About The Voice's Huge Revamp, But One Change Doesn't Make Sense To Me

Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine are coming back!

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Scottish Greens admit 'error' in Holyrood candidate selection process

The Scottish Greens have admitted an "error" took place during its selection process for candidates to stand in next year's Holyrood…

The National (Scotland)

The Voice reveals shake-up for season 29 as a trio of popular judges set to return

Season 29 of the reality singing competition will air in spring 2026

The Independent UK

Right-wing political group Advance is in the headlines. What is it and what does it stand for?

Political lobby group Advance has been back in the headlines this week. It was revealed an organisation headed by the husband of the Special Envoy for Combatting Antisemitism, Jillian Segal, donated A$50,000 to the group.

The Conversation

Morabo Morojele: Lesotho’s swinging jazz drummer who became a literary star

We use the term “Renaissance man” very loosely these days, for anybody even slightly multi-talented. But Lesotho-born jazz drummer, novelist and development scholar Morabo Morojele was the genuine article.

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View from The Hill: if Jacinta Nampijinpa Price became Liberal deputy it would be a wild ride

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s confirmation she will run for Liberal deputy has put the members of an already shell-shocked party into a new spin.

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Albanese’s government might not thrill, but it has shown unity and competence – and that’s no mean feat

The Coalition’s election campaign of 2025 has a strong claim to be considered among the worst since federation. I know of none more shambolic. Barely a day passed without some new misstep or about-face, some embarrassing revelation about a candidate, some new policy condemned by experts as half-baked, uncosted or…

Android Central

Google Voice adds three-way calling support alongside its interface rework

Google highlighted the rollout of its three-way calling support in Voice.

The Conversation

Grattan on Friday: Key markers on the bumpy road to this election

When we look back, we can see the road to election day has had a multitude of signposts, flashing red lights, twists, turns and potholes. Some came before the formal campaign; others in the final countdown days; some have been major, others symbolic.

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The rise of right-wing Christian populism and its powerful impact on Australian politics

As Australians cast pre-poll votes in record numbers, it is not only political parties and candidates who are trying to influence votes.

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When ‘equal’ does not mean ‘the same’: Liberals still do not understand their women problem

“Women’s” issues are once again playing a significant role in the election debate as Labor and the Liberals trade barbs over which parties’ policies will benefit women most. In the latest salvo, the opposition has announced a $90 million package to combat family and domestic violence.

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This election, disinformation is swirling on Chinese social media. Here’s how it spreads

Since 2024, the RECapture research team has been monitoring political disinformation and advertising in Australia.

The Conversation

Half way through the campaign, how are the major party leaders faring?

More than two weeks in, we know one thing for sure. This time, the election campaign does matter.

The Conversation

‘Shame, disgust, horror’: Kate Grenville faces her family history of stolen land in Australia – and asks us to feel it with her

How do Australians feel about knowing the territory we inhabit was violently stolen from First Nations people? In Unsettled, Kate Grenville explores this through her own feelings. “I’ve been circling this book for years,” she writes.

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View from The Hill: uninspiring leaders, stressed voters and the shadow of Trump make for an uncertain contest

The usual story for a first-term government is a loss of seats, as voters send it a message, but ultimate survival.

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Peter Dutton Is Keen On A Referendum To Deport Dual Citizens With A Criminal History

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton — who spent months calling the Voice referendum a waste of money — is now floating the idea of holding one over deporting Australian citizens.

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