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The government’s bid to pass a referendum to enshrine an Indigenous Voice in the constitution has been dealt a blow, with the Nationals announcing they will oppose it.

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

Senators from opposite ends of politics united this week in cautioning against allowing Australians to self-identify as Indigenous.

Sister Crisitina Scuccia won ‘The Voice of Italy’ in 2014

The Albanese government hasn’t wasted a moment since assuming office in May, much like the reforming Whitlam government of 50 years ago.

Camila Cabello, who has done very well off the back of The X Factor following the success of Fifth Harmony, said that she decided to quit The Voice audition process purely so she could get in with the One Direction gang

Staff at the BBC have reportedly said they do not feel that the broadcaster values black audiences as fears are raised for the future of local radio stations aimed at people of colour

South African writer Juby Mayet passed away in 2019 at the age of 82. She wrote her autobiography in 1997 but it has only now been published, 25 years later. Freedom Writer: My Life and Times finally places the spotlight on an outstanding figure in South African journalism.

The vote, to test Australia’s interest in a republic, will follow the referendum on an Indigenous voice to Parliament.

The proposed bill to enshrine South Australia's new First Nations Voice to parliament into law reveals how the body would be elected, what powers it would have and how it would operate.

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.