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Noel Pearson says 'kindergarten kid' David Littleproud capitulated on Voice to Parliament in blistering rebuke of Nationals

The Indigenous leader says the Nationals leader supported the Voice to Parliament until vocal opponent Jacinta Nampijinpa Price was elected — comments Senator Nampijinpa Price describes as "nasty".

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Paul Bongiorno: Media echo chambers added to Liberals losing touch with voters

The Liberals and Nationals seem increasingly incapable of breaking with their losing ways, writes Paul Bongiorno.

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Uluru Statement advocates hope to 'persuade' Nationals to change their stance on the Voice

The Nationals' move to officially oppose the Voice to Parliament has been labelled as "premature" by advocates.

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Nationals declare they will oppose the 'Voice' referendum

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 Conversation

Nationals to oppose Indigenous Voice to Parliament

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

ABC News

Indigenous identity warning ahead of historic referendum

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

The New Daily

‘Listen to your heart with courage’: Nun who stunned The Voice judges announces new career as a waitress in Spain

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

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Paul Bongiorno: Prepared for extra time, the Albanese government looks for a big finish to 2022

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

The New Daily

Camila Cabello reveals she dropped out of The Voice to 'meet One Direction'

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

Daily Mirror

Fears for Black and Asian local radio stations despite BBC diversity commitment

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

Daily Mirror

Juby Mayet, legendary South African writer and journalist, remembered through new book

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 Conversation

‘One of our own’: Australia plans referendum on monarchy

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

Al Jazeera

First Nations Voice to SA parliament detailed in draft bill — so how will it work?

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 News

How five young Indigenous people feel about the Voice to Parliament — in their own words

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.

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The Independent UK

Gwen Stefani thought ‘life was over’ before meeting Blake Shelton

Stefani and Shelton met on the set of ‘The Voice’ US

Chronicle Live

Who won The Voice UK? ITV show crowns latest champion as viewers demand change to voting

The Voice UK crowned another winner on Saturday night, as four singers battled it out in the 2022 final of the ITV show

Daily Mirror

The Voice UK crowns Sir Tom Jones' act Anthonia winner as she beats David in tense final

Tom Jones’s finalist Anthonia Edwards and Olly Murs’ contender David Adeogun battled it out in The Voice UK final

Chronicle Live

The Voice UK's Emma Willis upsets viewers with result announcement after vote complaints

The Voice UK presenter Emma Willis had the job of announcing the last two and the eventual winner in the final of the ITV show

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Voice to Parliament funding welcomed but questions raised over who will pay for the campaign

The federal government commits millions of dollars to advancing its centrepiece Indigenous Affairs policy.

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Push for Indigenous Voice to Parliament is about justice and unity, not identity politics, Noel Pearson says

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

The Conversation

A constitutional Voice to Parliament: ensuring parliament is in charge, not the courts

Australians will soon vote in a referendum on a First Nations Voice – a constitutionally guaranteed body empowering Indigenous communities to advise parliament and government on Indigenous affairs, as advocated by the Uluru Statement.

The Guardian - UK

Una Marson: Our Lost Caribbean Voice review – a beautiful, moving portrait of BBC’s first Black broadcaster

The extraordinary Jamaican poet, playwright, editor and producer became a radio sensation in the 1940s, but her name has been largely lost to history – an injustice this deft documentary is here to remedy

Wales Online

A comedian just got naked on Friday Night Live and viewers can't get over it

Fans of Jordan Gray wouldn't be so surprised with the end as Friday Night Live viewers

The Conversation

Why a First Nations Voice should come before Treaty

Since the advent of colonisation, the absence of an effective process for conducting dialogues between the broader community and First Nations people has been a festering sore at the heart of Australian society.

The Conversation

The power of yindyamarra: how we can bring respect to Australian democracy

This is a piece by Stan Grant, Professor of Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University, and Jack Jacobs, Research Fellow at Charles Sturt University, following the launch of the Yindyamarra Pledge for democracy: a call to reimagine Australian democracy.

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