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'I believe we are ... witnessing a grassroots revolt'

'The female athletes just get on with it, they definitely do not roll around and grimace as if both their legs are broken.'

The solicitor-general and other constitutional law experts say neither Parliament nor the government would be under any obligation to consult the new body — despite what the One Nation leader claims.

As well as her interviews with politicians and experts, Politics with Michelle Grattan includes “Word from The Hill”, where she discusses the news with members of The Conversation’s politics team.

A national Essential poll, conducted August 2–6 from a sample of 1,150, gave “no” to the Indigenous Voice to parliament a 47–43 lead, reversing a 47–43 lead for “yes” in this poll in early July. While Newspoll and Resolve polls had given “no” a lead in June, this is the…

The Western Australian government, announcing it is backing down on its controversial law to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, has apologised to the people of the state for getting it “wrong”.

As home affairs minister, Peter Dutton blocked high-priority grant requests to prevent crime in some Indigenous communities in favour of projects in Coalition seats, and Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis makes big news by admitting Donald Trump didn’t win the 2020 election: ‘Of course he lost.’

'I believe the wombat should be retired immediately.'

If the Voice to Parliament referendum is defeated, to institute one anyway would be anti-democratic.

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Emotions are running sky high as the Matildas reach for the heavens in their must-win match against Denmark tonight, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum is a chance for Australians to vote ‘Yes to reach for the stars’.